Water Street Overlay Progress 611 Update

Ellensburg, WALocal News

Ellensburg officials provided an update on the Water Street Overlay project, scheduled to start on June 11, 2025. This initiative aims to enhance traffic flow and mitigate congestion through the application of asphalt concrete and concrete patches. Local subcontractors will play a crucial role in executing the project, which is also expected to upgrade public utility services in the area. The city emphasizes the project’s significance for local businesses, as improved traffic conditions will facilitate better access for customers. As Ellensburg faces ongoing traffic congestion issues, the completion of this project is seen as a critical step forward.

This initiative is part of broader efforts to modernize infrastructure across Kittitas County, which has seen increased demand on its roads. Local officials express confidence that the project will lead to long-term benefits for residents and commuters alike. The city continues to engage with stakeholders to ensure a smooth execution of the project.

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