Newman Lake Ice Cream Social | Tuesday, Aug. 29 from 4-6 p.m. Newman Lake Fire Department, 9324 N Starr Rd, Newman Lake, WA 99025
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April 23 – Annual NL Clean Up & Dock Demo Day AND NL Fire & Rescue Open House
SATURDAY APRIL 23rd - Clean Up Day & NL Fire & Rescue Open House Saturday April 23 Annual NL Clean Up Day & Dock Demo Day 8am-2pm AND Newman Lake Fire & Rescue Open House 10am - 2pm Thank you to Sunshine Disposal for donating the dumpsters and Old...
County Commissioners leave American Rescue Plan Funds survey open through holidays!!
Spokane County Community Feedback For American Rescue Plan Funds The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, through the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund, has provided just over $ 101 million to Spokane County to “aide in pandemic relief, address its...
In hopes of reducing phosphorous in Newman Lake, Gonzaga students, Lands Council install beaver dam analogs
By Eli Francovich Spokesman Review November 11, 2021 On an overcast afternoon, 20 Gonzaga University seniors garbed in waders did what they could to mimic beavers. The students, all seniors in civil engineering, wove pine boughs between poles driven into the bed of...
Beaver Dam Analogs Installation Begins
Exciting things happening at NL to assist reducing phosphorus entering the lake. The Lands Council, USFWS, and Gonzaga University are excited to announce that they've just finished pounding over 400 wood posts in an effort to build 18 beaver dam analogs (BDAs) along...
Newman Lake, WA
Important Contact Information
- Emergency Response – Call 9-1-1
- Crime Check – Phone: (509) 456-2233 to report any unusual activity
- Newman Lake Fire & Rescue – Phone: (509) 226-1482 · (509) 226-5384
- Newman Lake S.C.O.P.E. – Sheriff Community Oriented Policing Effort. Phone: (509) 226-4357
- Spokane County Sheriff’s Office Marine Enforcement: Deputy James Ebel, (509) 477-7608
- Inland Power & Light – Phone – (509) 747-7151. Power outage report line (877) 668-8243. Website Link to report and monitor power outages.
- Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife – Spokane Office – (509) 892-1001 for assistance with wildlife encounters – moose, cougars, etc