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Halfway Through 2016 Construction

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Halfway Through 2016 Construction

Jessica Fisher, Business and Developer Services, No Phone Number Available

Tuesday, August 9, 2016 at 10:40 a.m.

The 2016 construction season is the largest the City of Spokane has ever seen. This year’s projects include $74 million in new construction and $82 million in projects overall. Here is an overview of the projects already completed this year:

Addison Street and Standard Street Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements
CSO 20 / 43^rd Avenue Grand Boulevard to Hatch Street
Garden Park Booster Station Rehab
Hartson Avenue, Altamont Street to Fiske Street
Havana Street, 57^th Avenue to 37^th Avenue
High Drive, Bernard Street to Grand Boulevard
Qualchan Force Main, Meadowlane Road
Residential Chip Seal
Rowan Avenue, Driscoll Boulevard to Monroe Street Phase 1
Street Maintenance Curb Ramps
Traffic Calming
Union Basin Stormwater Improvements
Wellesley Avenue and Freya Street Roundabout Utilities Relocation

Some of our most high profile projects include; the Lincoln/Monroe Street couplet, Indiana Avenue, Ben Burr Trail, 37^th Avenue, Wall Street, and Rowan Avenue. For more information on construction throughout Spokane check out the links below.

Downtown Spokane has a sizeable amount of construction this season. Stay up to date with the progress of these downtown projects and Riverfront Park construction at FutureSpokane.com. The site also allows you to sign up for automatic construction updates by text, email or social tools.

Local businesses are extremely important to our city. Please pay extra attention to those businesses located in construction zones, they need your business.