Ash Street Reduced to One Lane This Week

Spokane, WALocal News

Ash Street will experience a lane reduction this week as part of the Maxwell Avenue Bike and Pedestrian Safety Upgrades project, according to a recent announcement from the City of Spokane. The work involves enhancements to the stormwater system, which is critical for improving safety for pedestrians and cyclists in the area. City officials stated that this project is designed to address long-standing safety concerns and promote active transportation. As a result of the lane reduction, traffic patterns may be altered, and residents are encouraged to seek alternate routes during this time. The upgrades aim to create a more pedestrian-friendly environment while ensuring efficient stormwater management.

Local officials have stressed the significance of these improvements for community safety and mobility. The project reflects a broader commitment to investing in infrastructure that supports sustainable transportation options. City residents can expect updates as the project progresses.

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