Pines & Mission Intersection Improvement Project Update

Spokane, WALocal News

The Pines & Mission Intersection Improvement Project in Spokane Valley is set to significantly improve traffic conditions at a notoriously congested intersection. Key enhancements include the addition of dedicated right-turn and left-turn lanes, as well as updates to traffic signal operations aimed at optimizing traffic flow. As of July 29, 2024, crews are working diligently to ensure the project remains on schedule for substantial completion by August 1, 2024. Despite facing challenges such as a waterline break, the project is progressing well, and local businesses will remain accessible to customers throughout the construction period. The total project cost is approximately $2.

39 million, funded primarily through federal congestion management grants along with city funds and developer fees. The anticipated improvements will not only streamline traffic but also enhance safety for all users of the intersection. This project is crucial for the Spokane Valley community, as it directly affects daily commuters and local businesses. Overall, successful completion of the project will foster a more efficient and safe transportation environment in the region.

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