Kirstin Davis, Communications Manager, kdavis@spokanecity.org
Friday, July 25, 2025 at 1:45 p.m.
The City of Spokane is starting three grind and overlay projects next week. Motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists are urged to plan ahead, allow for extra time, and use alternate routes during peak traffic hours to reduce impact. Please slow down for everyone’s safety and make the extra effort to support businesses impacted by the necessary projects. Current obstruction information impacting drivers in the City is available on our construction webpage.
Sprague & Alki-Broadway – Freya to Havana Grind and Overlay
Work on the Sprague & Alki-Broadway grind and overlay project will start Monday, July 28, and is expected to last through November.
This project rehabilitates portions of Sprague Avenue and Alki-Broadway Avenue with a grind and overlay. It also includes ADA ramp upgrades and selected stormwater improvements, extending pavement life and enhancing road safety.
What to Expect:
Maple-Walnut Grind & Overlay – 5th Avenue to Maple Street Bridge
Work will begin on Maple and Walnut Streets between 5th Avenue and the Maple Street Bridge on Monday, July 28, and is expected to be underway through October.
This project rehabilitates Maple and Walnut Streets from 5th Avenue to the south approach of the Maple Street Bridge. Improvements include a grind and overlay of existing pavement, curb ramp upgrades to meet ADA standards, and a sidewalk widening near an overhead traffic sign pole on Maple Street.
What to Expect:
Division Grind & Overlay – 4th to 7th Avenues
The Street Department will start a grind and overlay project on Tuesday, July 29, and is expected to wrap up by Wednesday, Aug. 6. This project rehabilitates Division Street from 4th to 7th Avenues.
What to Expect: