News Releases for Wednesday, August 6, 2025
Spokane Mayor Brown signed an updated 'Complete Streets' ordinance into law on August 6, 2025, designed to better integrate walking and biking features into the city's transportation framework. This ordinance aims to reduce costs while upgrading the existing street network, addressing the growing demand for multi-modal transportation options. In addition, a grind and overlay street project on North Foothills Drive will begin on August 7, 2025, enhancing road quality in Northeast Spokane. Meanwhile, the Spokane Police Department is investigating a single motorcycle collision that has closed roads around Assembly and Northwest Boulevard, with the driver suffering life-threatening injuries. These developments underscore the city’s focus on improving infrastructure and ensuring public safety.
The construction project and legislative changes are part of Spokane’s ongoing commitment to modernize its transportation systems. Local officials emphasize the importance of creating a safe and accessible environment for all residents. The combination of legislative action and infrastructure improvements highlights Spokane's proactive approach to urban planning and community welfare.