News Releases for Tuesday, August 26, 2025

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane provided several announcements on August 26, 2025, focusing on local infrastructure and service changes. The Boone Avenue Grind and Overlay Project will lead to lane closures, with drivers advised to expect slower speeds in the affected areas. The project aims to improve road conditions and safety for residents. In another update, the city announced planned closures for Labor Day, which will result in garbage pickup being delayed by one day. These changes are significant for local residents and commuters, highlighting ongoing efforts to improve city services and infrastructure.

City officials stress the importance of keeping the public informed about these developments. Spokane's commitment to infrastructure improvement is evident through these projects, which aim to enhance the quality of life for its residents. Community engagement during such transitions is essential for minimizing disruptions.

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