The city of Spokane has temporarily closed pedestrian access to the Browne Street viaduct due to ongoing construction and an encampment resolution program. This closure impacts pedestrian traffic in the area, as the city works on infrastructure improvements and addressing encampments.
The Browne Street viaduct is a key pedestrian route in Spokane, and its closure is expected to affect daily commutes for residents and visitors. The city has not specified how long the closure will last, but it is part of broader efforts to enhance public safety and infrastructure.
The construction work is aimed at improving the structural integrity of the viaduct, while the encampment resolution program seeks to address issues related to homelessness in the area. City officials are coordinating with local organizations to provide support and resources for individuals affected by the encampment resolution.
Residents are advised to use alternative routes and to stay informed about updates regarding the closure. The city is committed to minimizing disruptions and ensuring the safety of both pedestrians and construction workers during this period.