Pierce County prepares for an essential sewer pipe repair project on Bridgeport Way West, moving the original 2029 planned start to early 2025 due to urgent deterioration concerns.

WSDOT starts emergency repairs on the West Camas Slough Bridge to fix damaged pavement, causing travel delays and detours near milepost 12.6 on SR 14.

Construction on Seattle's Alaskan Way Safety Project begins, targeting a summer 2025 completion to enhance safety and connectivity for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.

The city of Sammamish warns of traffic delays due to roadwork from Ziply Fiber installation and gas main placement by Puget Sound Energy, with sewer pipe laying for a new development.

The US 395 Pioneer Memorial Bridge, also known as the Blue Bridge, has completed a year-long painting project and maintenance, with the removal of scaffolding reported by WSDOT.

Over 600,000 expected on WA State Ferries during holidays, with new Anacortes/San Juan Islands winter schedule starting Dec 29. Travelers advised to use the WSDOT app for info and make vehicle reservations.

The SR 241 Mabton bridges in Washington reopened on December 19, following completion of construction to replace and retrofit the structures, thereby lifting prior weight restrictions.

The Hylebos Bridge in Tacoma has reopened, easing traffic flow for the local community and businesses. Contact Steve Carstens at [email protected] or (253) 591-5263 for more info.

King County Metro suspends bus service in Seattle's Chinatown-International District due to safety issues related to frequent illegal activity in the area.

Street closures for maintenance on South Junett St. in Tacoma are scheduled from January 6 to January 15, affecting the stretch from South 51st to South 56th Street during 8 AM to 5 PM.

The City of Tacoma announces a one-day street maintenance at Sprague and 6th Avenues between December 23, 2024, and January 3, 2025, advising travelers of potential delays.

The NE 130th St & NE 125th St Mobility and Safety Project in Seattle has reached its final design phase, with construction due in 2025 to enhance safety and efficiency for a new light rail station.

Redmond, WA has established a full-service concrete crew, funded by the TBD, enhancing infrastructure safety and ADA compliance, while saving costs by reducing reliance on third-party contractors.