West Cashmere Bridge Closed May 4, 2020 City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The West Cashmere Bridge in Leavenworth will be closed beginning May 4, 2020, due to a significant replacement project scheduled to last until fall 2021. This closure will also affect a section of Goodwin Road, leading to necessary adjustments in local traffic patterns. Motorists who typically use the bridge should plan ahead and utilize alternative routes such as Stine Hill Road near Dryden or Aplets Way in Cashmere to reach their destinations efficiently. The Chelan County Public Works department has established a construction website, offering residents timely updates and detailed information on the project's progress. Jill FitzSimmons, the Public Information Officer, is available for any questions or further clarification regarding the closure.

For ongoing construction news and detour maps, residents can access the provided links and documents. This bridge replacement is crucial for improving local infrastructure and ensuring the safety of motorists. Community engagement is encouraged as the project unfolds, highlighting the importance of staying informed during this period of transition.

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