Briefs

• Gravel donation helps improve Benewah roads

PLUMMER - The Coeur d'Alene Tribe donated $10,000 worth of gravel to the Benewah County Highway District to help improve two roads.

Hangman Creek Road and Hangman Creek Cutoff Road are outside Tensed on the Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation and are owned and maintained by Benewah County. The roads receive heavy traffic from farming operations.

"We're a small community with limited resources and we know that partnering on projects and combining our efforts can make this a better place for all of us," Benewah County Commissioner Phil Lampert said. "We've had our differences in the past, but we appreciate the chance to move past that and work together on projects like these that benefit so many in our community."

• Have coffee with the cops in Post Falls

POST FALLS - Post Falls Police will host an informal coffee session at Post Falls Coffee, 621 N. Spokane St., today from 9-10 a.m. Residents are invited.

There will be no agenda or speeches.

The first coffee is on PFPD.

Residents can ask questions and voice concerns or praises.

PFPD staff from different departments will be present.

For more information, contact Curtis Exley at 773-3517.