The Spokane County Parks Advisory Committee is one way that Spokane County residents can get involved in Spokane County's parks, trails, open space, aquatic facilities, and more.
The Parks, Recreation, and Golf Department frequently partners with students, universities, and professional researchers on projects that can provide the Department and public with a greater understanding of our natural resources.
With over 13,000 acres of parkland managed and operated by Spokane County Parks, the Department has the responsibility and legal requirement to control, remove, and eradicate noxious weeds.
Every year organizations, neighbors, groups, schools, and businesses choose to volunteer their time at a Spokane County Park. Find out how you can get involved.