STA BUS LINES THAT HAVE STOPS IN CCNC

STA Route 43 “Lincoln/37th Ave" [7stops] Groceries 14th Ave Rosauers & Super One

STA Route 12 “Southside Medical Shuttle" [20 stops]

STA Route 4 “Monroe/Regal” [6 stops] Groceries Super One

STA Route 14 “South Adams/Napa” [16 stops] Groceries Huckleberry’s

STA Route 66 “EWU Cheney/U-District” [1 stop under under I-90 freeway 5th and Jefferson]

STA Route 6 “Cheney” [1 stop under I-90 freeway 5th and Jefferson]

STA Route 60 “Airport via Brownes Addition” [nearest stop 3rd Ave at Jefferson, Cedar, Maple]

STREETS INFORMATION

Street Sweeping Schedule Route #51 [City has not updated for 2024]

Street Snow Removal Progress Map

Snow Removal Ordinance

Street Grind and Overlay Schedule

Alley Grading for Garbage Trucks

Leaf Pickup Map: Please Do Not Place Your Yard Leaves In The Street!

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  • City Pothole Hotline (M-F 8am-5pm): Call 311

    If you see/experience a pothole, report it to the City’s Pothole Hotline at 311.

    If you are calling from outside the City limits, call (509) 755-2489

  • Cliff Cannon Walkscore

    At the beginning of the 20th century, sidewalks and street trees were considered the sign of a fine neighborhood. Cliff Cannon has a complete grid of sidewalks. Many of our sidewalks are over 115 years old and in need of repair.

    The sidewalks are usually separated from the road by a 3’-10’ wide planting area and there is an abundant number of shade trees.

    Between 1992 and 2012 many ADA curb cuts were installed and some of the worst sidewalks were repaired in Historic Cannon’s Addition with Community Development Block Grant Funds (CDBG).

    The Cliff Cannon Neighborhood Council (CCNC) agreed that sidewalks are vital infrastructure where it is estimated 40% of residents do not own or use cars for transportation. CCNC can no longer direct CDBG funds to sidewalk repairs.

    CCNC will continue to discuss this issue with our elected officials as we seek parody for sidewalk repairs in older areas that compete with road repairs and new roads for cars as the City expands.

    Centennial Trail: The portion passing through Kendall Yards, in the West Central Neighborhood, is the closest access to the Cliff Cannon Neighborhood residents.

  • Official Bike Lanes Map:

    The lanes do exist but are not well connected. Some lanes are identified with broad white striping but be aware that some vehicles mistake this space for a parking strip.

    There are also some green paint lanes for bikes downtown.

  • May - September.

    Often left at street intersections on top of a hill

    7th, 9th, 14th

    • Ice Cleats for shoes/boots

    • Snow poles

    • Winter tires, not all season tires.

    • Drive only if your vehicle has good tires and brakes

    • Slow down vehicle speed to less than 10 mph on snowy/icy hills.

    • Slow down to less than ten miles per hour at least one block prior to approaching a downhill section.

    • Watch in all directions for pedestrians and cyclists

    • Remove snow and ice from windows and from the top of your vehicle BEFORE driving.

    • Avoid parking on a hill during snow/ice events. Move your car to a flat block and be sure to turn your tires into the curb.

  • Abandoned Vehicle Reporting

    Generally in Cliff Cannon, if you know who owns the car or it moves at least twice a month do NOT report it.

    Most residential areas in Cliff Cannon have only on-the-street-parking.

    If the unmoving vehicle [especially one that obviously cannot be driven] is in a prime parking spot and has been there for over a week, either talk to the owner and ask them to move it or report it after it has been there a week.

    Once you have reported a vehicle, check after ten days or so, to see if it was yellow tagged by the City.

    If not yellow tagged, report it again, and again, and again if needed.