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Sergeant Ken Salas Memorial Service, Additional Road ClosuresRevisions

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Spokane Police Department will enforce temporary road closures on August 20 for the memorial service of Sergeant Ken Salas. Southbound traffic on Division at Sharp will close, directing vehicles west to Monroe or east to Hamilton. Additionally, Washington from Boone to Spokane Falls Boulevard will close, diverting traffic west towards Monroe. Washington and North River Drive will experience several hours of closure, while northbound traffic on Washington and Spokane Falls Boulevard will be restricted until approximately 3 p. m.

Community members should allow extra travel time and plan routes accordingly. This service honors the contributions of Sergeant Salas, highlighting the importance of community support during such events. Emergency services are available for immediate assistance, with specific contact numbers provided. Citizens can report non-emergency issues through designated channels.

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