Enhancing the quality of life on the Palouse since 1983.
We are working to build a better community through civic and environmental projects in the Palouse region.
Our projects celebrate our rivers, create trail networks, beautify downtown, and develop a deeper sense of community.
Coming Up: Pedal Pullman
This year’s Pedal Pullman theme ties in with the 250th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. There are 10 stops along the ride taking you on a historical journey starting in 1776 and ending in 2026.
Date: Saturday, July 18th
Time: Sign in anytime between 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and ride at your own pace.
Cost: FREE (plus we have some fun SWAG for all who complete the course).
How it works: When you sign in, you will get a map of the course showing all of the stations. At each station, read the historical fact and stamp your map using the stamper provided. Continue to the next stop until you have visited them all. When you return to the sign-in table, you will get a themed selfie picture and some awesome prizes for completing the ride.
This event is loads of fun - we hope to see you there!
Creating Community By Connecting to Our Rivers and Trails
Pullman Civic Trust is a non-profit volunteer organization of more than 300 community-minded citizens of the Palouse. Since our inception in 1983, the Trust has completed many projects that now benefit Pullman and the Palouse region.
Downtown Pullman Got a Facelift!
Visit our new and improved downtown. Explore the new bike lane, enjoy the flower beds, hang out at the tables and chairs nestled along the new wider sidewalk. Supporting downtown businesses as they bounce back from the prolonged construction season will help elevate the community vibe as well.
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."
— Margaret Mead