Juanita Beach in Kirkland has reopened for swimming after a brief closure due to high bacteria levels, with King County's water quality staff to continue weekly water testing.

Clark County prepares for road work this summer, with Public Works warning of slowdowns and closures during road preservation. Residents are being notified, and real-time updates are available on social media and the county website.

A Bellevue neighborhood has regained water service after a main break caused a sinkhole, affecting traffic and business operations at 148th Avenue NE and NE 20th Street. Repair efforts continue amidst community disruptions.

Schuster Parkway in Tacoma anticipates lane closures for landscaping maintenance from June 9 to 13, potentially causing delays. Work will take place daily from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., weather permitting.

Washington and Snohomish County begin a project on May 27 to replace culverts at Sexton Creek, aiding fish migration and impacting local traffic patterns.

Demolition near Edgewater Bridge in Everett intensifies from May 26th with increased noise and disruption expected due to dismantling of the structure by Granite Construction.

WSDOT seeks public input through a survey on signage effectiveness for Keller Ferry outages on State Route 21, aiming to improve notifications and potentially secure funding for sign upgrades.

North Bend City Council has voted to switch police services from Snoqualmie to the King County Sheriff's Office, commencing after an 18-month transition period.

WSDOT seeks public input on road closures for fish barrier removals in Poulsbo and Silverdale, to start in 2027. Online and in-person meetings are available for feedback on detours.

Washington State Ferries is enhancing summer services on three key routes starting mid-June, with additional staffing to manage the expected increase in travelers.

Snohomish PUD is seeking a permit for an environmentally-conscious power cable project using HDD, with public comments open until June 23, 2025, and a hearing set for July 17, 2025.

WSDOT plans to repave SR 21 and US 2 in Wilbur and is seeking local input on Complete Streets features for better pedestrian, cyclist, and mobility aid user access, with a public workshop to gather feedback.

Sammamish is undergoing infrastructure projects causing traffic disruptions from May 19, including stormwater pipe inspections and roadworks on Louis Thompson Road through June 20.