Boone Avenue Grind and Overlay Project

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane's Street Department announced the start of a grind and overlay project on Boone Avenue, beginning on August 26 and projected to conclude by September 8. The construction affects traffic between Washington and Monroe Streets, resulting in lane closures and expected delays. City officials advise motorists to plan for slower speeds and use alternate routes during peak hours. They also emphasize the importance of supporting local businesses during this construction period, as they will remain accessible. A detailed construction and street closure map is available on the city's website, offering real-time obstruction updates.

This project is part of Spokane's ongoing efforts to enhance infrastructure and ensure public safety on city roads. The initiative reflects the city's commitment to maintaining high-quality road conditions for motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists. Enhanced road conditions are expected to benefit the community in the long term by improving traffic flow and safety.

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