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News Releases for Tuesday, August 26, 2025 - City of Spokane, Washington

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Spokane issued multiple news releases on August 26, 2025, addressing key local developments. The Boone Avenue Grind and Overlay Project will result in lane closures and slower speeds for drivers, prompting residents to plan accordingly. In conjunction, the city announced planned closures for Labor Day, ensuring public awareness of these changes. The City Council voted to extend support for public dollars to be used for public benefit, marking a significant step in community funding initiatives. This decision underscores the council's commitment to improving local services and infrastructure.

The releases reflect Spokane's proactive approach to urban development and community engagement. Citizens are encouraged to stay informed about these changes, which aim to enhance quality of life in the city. Overall, these updates highlight the city's ongoing efforts to address infrastructure and community needs effectively.

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