Kirstin Davis, Communications Manager, kdavis@spokanecity.org
Friday, September 18, 2026 at 4:18 p.m.
City of Spokane continues work to preserve the decks of four bridges and begins a grind and overlay project on Washington Street. Drivers are urged to plan ahead, allow for extra time, and be alert for frequent traffic changes. Please slow down for everyone’s safety and make extra effort to support businesses impacted by the necessary projects. Current obstruction information impacting drivers in the City is available on the construction webpage.
Greene Street Bridge Deck Resurfacing – Carlisle Avenue to Ermina Avenue
Beginning, Monday, Sept. 21 crews will return to resurface the northbound lanes of the Greene Street Bridge spanning across the Spokane River. The project includes replacing deteriorating concrete and repairing or replacing deck joints. This second phase requires northbound Greene Street to be closed with a detour in place and southbound reduced to one lane of traffic. The northbound work is expected to be completed approximately November 15.
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Havana Street Bridge Deck Overlay – Carlisle Avenue to Ermina Avenue
Crews will begin work to preserve the deck of the Havana Street Bridge Monday, Sept. 21 allowing traffic to travel over railroad tracks. The project includes installing a polyester concrete overlay and repairing deck joints. The work is expected to be completed approximately Oct. 16.
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S. Washington Street – between 8th Avenue and 3rd Avenue
Beginning, Monday, Sept. 21 a private project will require Washington Street to be closed between Sumner Avenue and 7th Avenue. On Tuesday, Sept. 22, crews will begin a grind and overlay project on Washington Street between 8th Avenue and 3rd Avenue. Work includes curb ramp replacements for ADA accessibility, stormwater system upgrades, and replacement of a water system distribution main. The project has an accelerated construction schedule and is expected to be completed by the end of October.
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