PlanSpokane Periodic Update

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Thank you to everyone who attended any of the community visioning workshops this March! These in-person events provided an opportunity for great community discussion and feedback on various aspects of the Comprehensive Plan as we begin to envision Spokane's future through 2046. We appreciated the chance to hear your thoughts and ideas, which will help guide the planning process. Stay tuned for more opportunities to get involved as we continue this important journey together!

What is the Periodic Update?

A "periodic update" is the state's term for a full review of the Comprehensive Plan to make sure it's in conformance with any legislative change to state law.

The City of Spokane is commencing a periodic update to the City’s Comprehensive Plan as required by the Growth Management Act (GMA). Since the last periodic update, which occurred in 2017, state law has added additional considerations especially around Climate Planning and Planning for Housing for all income levels that need to be added to the City’s plan.

Due in June 2026, the periodic update will identify policies and future regulations to guide the next 20 years of our city. This update provides us with the opportunity to identify the community's vision for Spokane now and into 2046.

To find that vision, the periodic update will include robust community outreach and engagement around climate, housing, economic development, land use, transportation, and much more. Keep an eye out for engagement opportunities throughout 2025 and 2026.

View the current Comprehensive Plan.

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Climate Planning

As part of this periodic update, the City of Spokane is working on integrating climate and resiliency planning into the Comprehensive Plan, as directed by HB 1181 and with funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act. Learn more and provide feedback at the Engage Spokane Climate Planning page.


Get Involved Today

Engage Spokane Activities

View and provide feedback in the Ideas tab below.

News & Updates

As the project moves through engagement and development in the 2024, 2025 and 2026, updates will be issued through the PlanSpokane newsletter to those on our contact list.

Questions & Comments

Do you have a question about the project? Want to ask for more details or have a suggestion for possible solutions? Contact the project team at PlanSpokane@spokanecity.org or 509.625.6500.

Other Planning Efforts

Learn more about other ongoing projects seeking public input at the Planning and Economic Development Engage Spokane Hub.

Thank you to everyone who attended any of the community visioning workshops this March! These in-person events provided an opportunity for great community discussion and feedback on various aspects of the Comprehensive Plan as we begin to envision Spokane's future through 2046. We appreciated the chance to hear your thoughts and ideas, which will help guide the planning process. Stay tuned for more opportunities to get involved as we continue this important journey together!

What is the Periodic Update?

A "periodic update" is the state's term for a full review of the Comprehensive Plan to make sure it's in conformance with any legislative change to state law.

The City of Spokane is commencing a periodic update to the City’s Comprehensive Plan as required by the Growth Management Act (GMA). Since the last periodic update, which occurred in 2017, state law has added additional considerations especially around Climate Planning and Planning for Housing for all income levels that need to be added to the City’s plan.

Due in June 2026, the periodic update will identify policies and future regulations to guide the next 20 years of our city. This update provides us with the opportunity to identify the community's vision for Spokane now and into 2046.

To find that vision, the periodic update will include robust community outreach and engagement around climate, housing, economic development, land use, transportation, and much more. Keep an eye out for engagement opportunities throughout 2025 and 2026.

View the current Comprehensive Plan.

Icon of a hand holding the earth.

Climate Planning

As part of this periodic update, the City of Spokane is working on integrating climate and resiliency planning into the Comprehensive Plan, as directed by HB 1181 and with funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act. Learn more and provide feedback at the Engage Spokane Climate Planning page.


Get Involved Today

Engage Spokane Activities

View and provide feedback in the Ideas tab below.

News & Updates

As the project moves through engagement and development in the 2024, 2025 and 2026, updates will be issued through the PlanSpokane newsletter to those on our contact list.

Questions & Comments

Do you have a question about the project? Want to ask for more details or have a suggestion for possible solutions? Contact the project team at PlanSpokane@spokanecity.org or 509.625.6500.

Other Planning Efforts

Learn more about other ongoing projects seeking public input at the Planning and Economic Development Engage Spokane Hub.
  • Thank you to everyone who took the Community Visioning Survey. This survey has concluded.

    Community Visioning Survey

    The City of Spokane is currently updating its Comprehensive Plan as required by the state's Growth Management Act. Due in June 2026, the periodic update will identify policies and future regulations to guide the next 20 years of our city. This update provides us with the opportunity to identify the community's vision for Spokane now and into 2046.

    We hope you were able to join us at one of the Community Vision Workshops in March. If not, or if you have more feedback to give us, this is another opportunity to share your vision as part of the PlanSpokane 2046 vision for Spokane's future.

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