SRTC Partners
- City of Airway Heights
- City of Cheney
- City of Deer Park
- City of Liberty Lake
- City of Medical Lake
- City of Millwood
- City of Spokane
- City of Spokane Valley
- Downtown Spokane Partnership
- Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
- Federal Highways Administration (FHWA)
- Greater Spokane Incorporated
- Kalispel Tribe of Indians
- National Complete Streets Coalition
- Spokane County
- Spokane International Airport
- Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency
- Spokane Regional Health District
- Spokane Regional Transportation Management Center (SRTMC)
- Spokane Transit Authority
- Spokane Tribe of Indians
- Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce
- Town of Fairfield
- Town of Latah
- Town of Rockford
- U.S. Census Bureau
- Visit Spokane
- Washington State Department of Commerce
- Washington State Department of Ecology
- Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT)
- Washington State Transportation Commission
- West Plains Chamber of Commerce
Spokane County Resources
Phone Numbers
Auto/Vehicle Licensing – 509-477-2222
Obstruction/Visibility Issues – (509) 477-3600
Pothole Hotline – (509) 477-2547
Right of Way Obstructions – (509) 477-3600
Roadway Hazards – (509) 477-3600
Sidewalks – (509) 477-3600
Snow Removal – (509) 477-2666
Transportation Services within Spokane County
Getting There Guide: A one-stop-shop guide containing webpage links to connect people to all types of transportation resources in the Inland Northwest, produced by the Spokane Transportation Collaborative.
Caritas Center: A neighborhood center serving northwest Spokane residents offering gas vouchers or bus passes for job interviews, medical appointments and education. (509) 326-2249
Greyhound: Provides inter-city bus service with several daily departures from Spokane to cities in Washington, Idaho, and Montana. (509) 747-3766
Jefferson Lines: Provides service from the Spokane Intermodal Center to other cities in Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and other locations.
MedTran: Provides non-emergency medical transportation to clients requiring assistance due to injury, illness, or disability. To set up an appointment or get information about rates and service area, go to their website or call (800) 550-3782.
New Hope Resource Center: A non-profit conglomeration of churches in far north Spokane County (Mead, Colbert, Elk, Chattaroy, and Riverside) who offer free transportation for ambulatory seniors and people who are disabled. (509) 467-2900
Northwestern Trailways: Provides inter-city bus service with several daily departures from Spokane to cities in Washington and Idaho.
The Moccasin Express: The Spokane Tribal Transit Program. The Moccasin Express is committed to providing safe, reliable, and accessible transportation options for the community. (509) 458-6549
Special Mobility Services (SMS) Community Shuttles: SMS provides intercity shuttle service between Spokane and several surrounding communities. SMS also provides dial-a-ride service within the city of Deer Park for people wanting local service.
Travel Washington Gold Line: Bus service from Spokane to Kettle Falls with two round-trips daily along US 395, connecting Kettle Falls, Colville, Arden, Addy, Chewelah, Loon Lake and Deer Park to Spokane and key transit hubs.
City of Spokane Phone Numbers
- Obstruction/Visibility Issues – (509) 232-8800
- Parking Meters and Parking Enforcement – (509) 232-8802
- Pothole Hotline – (509) 625-7733
- Right of Way Obstructions – (509) 625-6700
- Roadway Hazards – (509) 625-7733
- Sidewalks – (509) 625-6700
- Snow Removal – (509) 456-2666
- Street Maintenance – (509) 625-7733
- Street Sweeping – (509) 625-7733
- Traffic Signals and Lighting – (509) 232-8800
