Downtown Leavenworth Front Street Closure May 15, 2020 (revised 5142020) City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth has announced the closure of Front Street, effective May 15, 2020, as part of ongoing city improvements and public safety measures. This closure is crucial for local residents and visitors, as it may disrupt regular traffic and access to businesses. The city urges the community to subscribe to information updates to remain informed about any developments related to the closure. The article provides direct links to the city’s website, where residents can find additional news and notices, reinforcing the city’s dedication to clear communication. Local businesses are likely to feel the impact of this closure, making awareness and planning essential.

A printable flyer detailing the closure is also available, ensuring that the information is accessible to all. This proactive approach by the city reflects its commitment to maintaining an informed community and facilitating smooth operations during the closure period. Residents are encouraged to engage with local authorities to voice concerns or seek further clarification on the closure's implications.

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