Traffic Alert: Road Closure for Repaving on E and W Sunset Way

Issaquah, WALocal News

A traffic alert has been issued by the City of Issaquah for the residents regarding road closure on E and W Sunset Way. This closure is necessary for repaving work and will be in effect from August 12-16, between the hours of 8 p. m. and 6 a. m.

The affected area extends from Newport Way SW to 2nd Ave SE. However, the intersection of Front St and Sunset Way will remain open to traffic throughout the duration of the project. Residents and other road users are urged to be aware of no-parking signs and to follow the directions given by flagging personnel. The city has provided a contact number, 425-837-3470, for those seeking more information about the road closure and related matters. This alert is one among several traffic alerts issued by the city to keep residents informed about changes in traffic conditions.

Compliance with these alerts ensures smooth traffic flow and safety for all road users.

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