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Pedestrian and Bike Improvement Projects Begin Next Week

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane launches two pedestrian and bicycle improvement projects on June 30, focusing on Lincoln St. and Maxwell Ave. The Lincoln St. project will introduce buffered bike lanes and widened sidewalks, closing the street between Boone Ave. and Sinto Ave.

through September. Motorists should expect detours and slower speeds, while local access remains available. The Maxwell Ave. upgrades will enhance connectivity to key community locations and are anticipated to finish by October. Both projects are funded by Washington's Climate Commitment Act, which aims to reduce climate pollution and improve public health.

These improvements reflect a broader commitment to sustainable transportation in the region. Residents are urged to support local businesses impacted by the necessary construction. Current obstruction information is available on the city’s construction webpage.

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