Pedestrian and Bike Improvement Projects Begin Next Week

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's pedestrian and bicycle improvement projects launch on June 30, focusing on safety and accessibility. The Lincoln St. project will enhance infrastructure between Boone Ave. and Sinto Ave. with buffered bike lanes and new signals, lasting until September.

Traffic will be detoured, but local access for residents and businesses remains a priority. Concurrently, improvements on Maxwell Ave. will connect neighborhoods to local parks and community centers, funded by Washington's Climate Commitment Act aimed at reducing climate pollution. Both projects are expected to create jobs and improve public health. Drivers should anticipate slower speeds and traffic delays during construction.

Local businesses are encouraged to be supported despite the disruptions. Residents are advised to use alternate routes to minimize impact.

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