City Details Fourth of July Activities, Closures

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane officials detailed Fourth of July activities and closures, set for June 30 to July 4, 2025, with a focus on public safety and accessibility. The festivities will include events at prominent locations, such as the Spokane Public Library, which will host special programs. Residents should anticipate increased traffic and parking restrictions, particularly around event venues. City officials expect significant attendance and encourage community involvement in the celebrations. In addition to traditional festivities, the city will implement measures to ease congestion and enhance safety.

The Spokane Parks and Recreation Department plans to coordinate with local law enforcement to manage crowds effectively. As the holiday approaches, officials will provide updates on specific events and any changes to city services. These preparations aim to create an enjoyable experience for both locals and visitors during the Independence Day celebrations.

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