Police, city officials offer update on efforts to curb reckless Friday night driving in downtown Kalispell
Main Street in downtown Kalispell on Tuesday, March 5. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
A crowd gathered in Kalispell City Hall on Monday to watch as city councilors got updated on efforts to address reckless Friday night driving in the downtown neighborhood.
Friday night cruising on Main Street is seen by many as an opportunity for teens and adults across the Flathead Valley to show off their passion for automobiles. But the regular gatherings have prompted complaints. Nearby residents said during public comment that noise from unmuffled engines and revving cars has made it difficult to sleep and enjoy downtown Kalispell on weekends.
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