Snohomish County Public Works announces an open house for Jordan Creek Bridge 214 Replacement Project on February 20, 2025, at the Arlington Heights Improvement Club.

Snohomish County Public Works is set to replace the old Jordan Creek Bridge 214, with an open house for the community on February 20, 2025, to discuss the project.

Seattle's Link light rail service will be suspended between Capitol Hill and SODO stations for systems integration testing. Shuttle buses will be provided. Normal service to resume Monday.

During the Canyon Road Emphasis patrol, Deputy Cappetto issued 128 traffic citations in one day, targeting speeding and red-light violations to enhance road safety.

Construction has started on Seattle's Elliott Bay Connections project, creating a multi-use trail to enhance the waterfront area before the 2026 FIFA World Cup™.

Washington state is introducing speed cameras in construction zones to reduce speeding and enhance worker safety, with legislative support and cameras expected to be active soon.

Eastbound SR 516 ramp to northbound I-5 in South King County is closing for reconstruction. Travelers must use a new temporary left turn lane with traffic light to access I-5. This is part of the SR 509 Completion Project.

SR 516 eastbound loop ramp to northbound I-5 is closing for four months due to SR 509 work, with a new turn lane and signal starting February 19 for detour.

Tacoma's South Pine Street faces phased closures from Feb 10-28 for maintenance, affecting traffic from 8 AM to 5 PM; residents may contact Jeff Maki for details.

Lake Stevens is undertaking a Main Street infrastructure project to enhance the city center, with minimal expected disruptions but some construction-related inconveniences for residents and visitors.

A suspended Ziply Fiber permit in Sammamish is expected to resume, allowing infrastructure updates, while residents can report disruptions. Nearby Redmond is also facing a temporary road closure due to development.

Puyallup City planners announced the transformation of 9th Ave SW into a "Festival Street," starting construction on February 3, 2025, causing long-term road closures.

Seattle's SDOT plans to use the $1.55 billion from the 2024 Transportation Levy for city-wide infrastructure improvements focusing on safety, sidewalks, and bridges.