Spokane Street Swing Bridge closed for construction this weekend

Lynnwood, WALocal News

This weekend, the Spokane Street Swing Bridge will be closed for three days as construction crews undertake necessary preventative maintenance work. The closure is expected to have a notable impact on traffic, particularly affecting commuters in the West Seattle area, who rely on this crucial connection. Local authorities urge residents to prepare for delays and consider alternative routes to avoid congestion. The maintenance work is part of the city's ongoing commitment to maintaining its infrastructure and ensuring public safety. Due to its strategic importance, the Spokane Street Swing Bridge serves thousands of vehicles daily, making this closure a significant local concern.

Community members are advised to stay informed through local news channels for any updates regarding the bridge’s status. The maintenance aims to prolong the bridge's lifespan and enhance its structural integrity. Proper communication and awareness will be essential in minimizing disruptions during this maintenance period.

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