Expect nighttime closures on SR 167 in Auburn, Kent for sign bridge and gantry installation

Auburn, WALocal News

The Washington State Department of Transportation will implement overnight closures of SR 167 in Auburn and Kent for sign bridge and toll gantry installations. Auburn's closures will take place from 10 p. m. April 21 to 4 a. m.

April 22, affecting all lanes between South 277th Street and 15th Street Northwest. Various on- and off-ramps will also be closed, requiring detours for affected travelers. Kent will see similar closures from 10 p. m. April 24 to 4 a.

m. April 25, impacting lanes from South 212th Street to South 180th Street. These changes are part of ongoing improvements to the SR 167 Corridor aimed at enhancing traffic flow and safety. The project reflects the Washington State Department of Transportation's commitment to infrastructure enhancement. Weather conditions could lead to schedule adjustments, prompting travelers to stay updated via WSDOT's Travel Center map and mobile app.

Local commuters should plan for delays and seek alternative routes during these overnight hours.

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