Chelan County Public Works Road Maintenance Update

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Chelan County Public Works has released an important update on road maintenance as a significant winter storm approaches the region. The US National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning, underscoring the urgency for residents to remain vigilant and informed. Public information officers are actively disseminating information to help residents navigate the challenges posed by the storm. The article outlines the proactive measures being taken by public works, including regular assessments of road conditions and prioritizing critical routes for maintenance. As the Inland Northwest braces for severe weather, the community is reminded to heed warnings and prepare for potential disruptions.

The importance of effective communication during weather emergencies is emphasized, showcasing the county's commitment to public safety. Residents are encouraged to stay updated through official channels as the situation develops. This initiative reflects a robust approach to community engagement and highlights the role of local government in managing public infrastructure during adverse weather conditions.

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