Emergency repairs begin on US 12 in Naches by Apollo, Inc. after flood damage, with WSDOT coordinating a full rebuild, including river buttress and roadway restoration, aiming for January 2026 completion.

Snohomish Police warned of flooding and road closures, urging residents not to drive through floodwaters and to observe road closure signs to ensure safety.

Snohomish, Washington has announced road closures due to flooding, urging citizens to avoid affected areas for safety and to not hinder emergency operations.

Mudslides and flooding in Washington State led to the closure of major roadways, including eastbound Interstate 90 near North Bend, with no injuries reported despite vehicles being trapped.

The Puyallup Police Department updated on flood conditions, road closures, and drone monitoring near the Milwaukee Bridge as river levels rise. Residents are advised to prepare for potential evacuation.

Tacoma introduces transportation impact fees effective June 2026 to fund improvements amidst population growth, with exemptions to support affordability.

Clark County is addressing severe weather effects, causing road closures and impacting parks, with Public Works responding to flooding and downed trees. Residents can report hazards and receive updates on the county's website and social media.

Westbound Tacoma Narrows Bridge faces lane closures for deck repairs next Saturday, causing expected travel delays.

USPS introduced a real-time Holiday Mail Counter to track the increase in mail during the festive season and has expanded its capacity to handle the surge.

Governor Bob Ferguson declares an emergency due to a leak in the Olympic Pipeline affecting Seattle-Tacoma Airport's jet fuel supply, with no resolution timeline and airlines preparing contingencies.

Washington State invites public feedback on a proposed $5.3 billion transportation plan for 2026-2029, including over 1,100 projects for various transport modes.

New traffic signals are being installed at the I-405/State Route 522 interchange in Bothell as part of the I-405 expansion project, with likely increased traffic disruptions in the short term.

WSF increases daily sailings by over 10% for the Thanksgiving period, to offer over 420 sailings a day, aiming to accommodate approximately 300,000 passengers. Travelers are advised to make use of online resources for a smoother transit experience.