Spokane, WA, October 23, 2026 —

More than 100 trees were planted in Spokane’s Hillyard neighborhood during Reforest Spokane Day, according to the information provided about the event. The summary identifies the neighborhood and the number of trees as the central details, but does not specify the event’s date or who organized the planting.

It also does not state how many people took part, what types of trees were planted, or which locations within Hillyard received them. No information was provided about how the trees were selected, whether they were planted on public or private property, or what care arrangements may follow. Those details could not be confirmed from the available account.

The reported total is described as “over 100,” rather than as an exact count. The information does not provide a more precise figure or explain how the number was determined. It also offers no comparison with previous Reforest Spokane Day events, so the planting cannot be characterized as an increase or decrease from earlier years.

Reforest Spokane Day is identified as the occasion for the planting, but no further description of the event’s purpose or program was included. The available information does not say whether other activities took place or whether additional plantings were held elsewhere. As reported, the confirmed account is limited to more than 100 trees being planted in Hillyard as part of the event.


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