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WSDOT Alert Avalanche Control US 2 both directions from milepost 58.0 to milepost 80.0

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The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has issued a significant alert regarding avalanche control operations scheduled for US Highway 2. This essential work will affect both directions of the highway between mileposts 58. 0 and 80. 0, starting on March 1, 2025, at 9:00 AM local time. As winter brings heavy snowfall, the risks of avalanches increase, making this operation crucial for traveler safety.

The Stevens Pass area, known for its scenic beauty and outdoor activities, will see heightened attention as WSDOT works to mitigate potential hazards. Travelers are urged to plan ahead and stay updated on road conditions, as delays may occur during the operation. The WSDOT's proactive measures reflect its commitment to public safety and infrastructure integrity. Local residents and tourists alike should remain vigilant and informed to ensure safe travels. For the latest information, motorists can check WSDOT's official channels.

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