North Freya Street to Close for Water Main Replacement

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane will kick off a major construction project on March 10, 2025, aimed at replacing a crucial 30-inch water main along N. Freya St. , between E. Garland Ave. and E.

Wellesley Ave. This initiative not only focuses on water distribution reliability but also plans to reconstruct the roadway, improve sidewalks, and install necessary stormwater management features. The construction is anticipated to last throughout the summer, requiring established detours for both southbound and northbound drivers. Southbound traffic will divert at E. Wellesley Ave.

, while northbound drivers will use E. Euclid Ave. to navigate around the construction zone. Local access to businesses and the U. S.

Post Office will remain intact, ensuring that essential services are not disrupted during this period. The project is a critical step in supporting future development in the area and enhancing overall infrastructure. For the latest updates and obstruction details, residents are encouraged to visit the City’s construction webpage. This project reflects Spokane's commitment to improving essential public services and infrastructure.

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