Construction Project Will Impact W. Maxwell Starting Monday

Spokane, WALocal News

W. Maxwell Ave. will close between N. Walnut St. and N.

Elm St. from August 25 to September 19 for traffic signal upgrades as part of a significant bike and pedestrian project. The Maxwell Pettet to Walnut initiative aims to enhance infrastructure by adding new sidewalks, bike lanes, and crosswalk improvements. This project will better connect the West Central Neighborhood with local parks and community centers, benefiting residents and visitors alike. Motorists will experience detours and lane reductions, particularly affecting Ash St.

and Pettet Dr. Local access will remain during non-working hours, minimizing disruption. City officials emphasize the importance of supporting impacted businesses during the construction period. The project is funded by the Washington State Pedestrian/Bike Program and the Washington Climate Commitment Act. Information about the CCA is accessible on their official website.

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