Spokane City Announces Infrastructure Updates and Labor Day Closures

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane city officials released multiple news updates on August 26, 2025, emphasizing local infrastructure and upcoming service changes. The Boone Avenue Grind and Overlay Project will lead to lane closures and slower speeds for drivers, with work expected to enhance road conditions. In addition, the city plans to implement closures for Labor Day, impacting various departments and public services. Residents are urged to stay updated on these developments to adjust their travel and service plans accordingly. These announcements reflect the city’s commitment to maintaining infrastructure and ensuring public safety during holiday periods.

The city encourages community engagement and feedback on these projects. Local officials are working to keep residents informed about ongoing and upcoming changes. Community members can expect further updates as the projects progress.

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