Traffic Impacts Starting Week of May 12th

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's construction season commences on May 12, 2025, bringing a series of projects with reduced traffic disruptions compared to previous years. The grind and overlay on Sunset Blvd. will lead to lane reductions and slowdowns between S. Cannon St. and S.

Government Way, with completion expected by May 27. Similarly, a traffic calming initiative at 13th Ave. and S. Grand Blvd. will close 13th Ave.

and reduce lanes at the intersection, anticipating completion by May 20. Another project will close Cedar St. to northbound traffic at 12th Ave. , with work expected to finish by June 3. Motorists should consider alternate routes like I-90 to minimize delays while supporting local businesses affected by construction.

The city urges drivers to plan ahead and stay informed through the construction webpage. These projects aim to enhance pedestrian safety and traffic flow in the area. The proactive approach to construction management reflects Spokane's commitment to improving infrastructure while minimizing inconvenience.

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