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Rock scaling work on US 2 east of Leavenworth delayed due to weather UPDATE City of Leavenworth

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The rock scaling work on US 2, situated east of Leavenworth, has been delayed due to severe winter weather conditions affecting the region. Initially planned for Tuesday, the work is now rescheduled for Wednesday and Thursday from 7 a. m. to 4 p. m.

A contractor from the Washington State Department of Transportation will be carrying out the emergency rock scaling to address safety concerns following a recent mudslide. Flaggers will control traffic during the operation, which is expected to cause delays of around 20 minutes. Travelers between Leavenworth and Wenatchee are advised to plan for longer travel times during these hours. The Washington State Department of Transportation is committed to keeping the public informed, with updates available on the travel alert page. This construction work is crucial for maintaining roadway safety and preventing further incidents.

Local residents and travelers should remain vigilant and prepared for these changes to their travel plans.

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