News Flash April 3 Neighborhood Meeting

Issaquah, WALocal News

Newport neighbors are encouraged to attend a neighborhood meeting on April 3, where significant updates regarding local infrastructure projects will be shared. With numerous large projects set to commence this summer, residents need to stay informed about the expected road closures along Newport Way. City staff will present detailed construction schedules for spring, summer, and fall of 2025, highlighting key initiatives such as a landslide repair project and a sewer relocation project. Furthermore, the meeting will provide insights into the planning for the Newport Way Corridor Road Improvement project, which is slated for construction in 2027. Residents will have the chance to participate in a Q&A session to address any specific concerns they may have.

After the presentation, attendees can explore various informational tables focused on topics of interest. This initiative aims to foster community engagement and ensure residents are well-informed about changes that will impact their daily commutes. The meeting will take place at the Watershed Science Center, with signage to direct attendees.

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