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Upcoming street maintenance in Tacoma will cause closures from May 19-June 6, with breaks in work, affecting East I and K Streets. Contact Jeff Maki for info.
Louis Thompson Road in Sammamish faces roadwork from May 12 to June 20, becoming southbound-only due to storm drainage construction.
Alaska Airlines begins nonstop Seattle-Tacoma to Tokyo flights, enhancing Seattle's international connections and airport growth in anticipation of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
SDOT improved pedestrian safety near Rainier View Elementary by updating the Beacon Ave S/51st Ave S/S Leo St intersection with repaving, new sidewalks, and traffic calming measures.
Seattle SDCI implements changes to the PAR for builders and developers, effective May 1, 2025, to streamline Master Use Permit and new construction review processes.
SR 11 in Washington is closed for repairs following a rockslide, with WSDOT crews stabilizing slopes and clearing debris, expected to last until June. Detours are provided via I-5.
Tacoma's Public Works Department announces a day-long closure of South 12th Street and Union Avenue on May 10 for asphalt repairs.
The Hood Canal Bridge on State Route 104 reopened after a mechanical malfunction was fixed by WSDOT crews, following an unexpected closure that had caused significant travel delays.
Tacoma announces a series of street closures due to its Residential Street Restoration Program from May 5-23, advising residents to prepare for detours.
State Route 18 will be fully closed for over five days starting May 15 for construction related to the I-90/SR 18 Interchange Improvements project, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow.
Seattle celebrates Bike Everywhere Month, offering resources for cyclists and promoting greener transportation with local events and infrastructure support.
Washington's 24th District secures $15.6 billion for transportation, receiving bipartisan backing for highway, ferry, train, and bus enhancements, focusing on maintenance and safety.
Southwest Washington commenced road and bridge maintenance yesterday to improve safety and infrastructure. Motorists should expect potential traffic delays due to lane closures and reduced speed limits.
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