Road Closures - Port Orchard

Port Orchard, WALocal News

Port Orchard has announced its Spring Clean Up program, scheduled for April 14 through April 18, 2025, aimed at helping residents dispose of unwanted items responsibly. Alongside this initiative, the city has been addressing significant road closures caused by fallen trees and power lines, which pose safety risks for commuters. Key closures include sections of Old Clifton Road and Wilkens Place, with updates as of February 26, 2025, indicating that while some roads have reopened, others remain inaccessible. City crews are actively working to clear debris and restore safe passage, with Puget Sound Energy involved in resolving power line issues. The timely updates provided by the city highlight the critical nature of local infrastructure management during adverse weather conditions.

Residents are encouraged to stay informed about road statuses as the cleanup efforts progress. This proactive communication is essential for maintaining community safety and accessibility. As the Spring Clean Up approaches, residents should prepare for the event to take full advantage of the services offered.

Related Articles

Melcher Road Project Update

Port Orchard will implement key safety improvements on Melcher Road, including an all-way stop at the intersection. The project includes final paving, traffic markings, and enhanced safety signage, aligning the roadway with city standards. Ongoing monitoring will ensure continued safety and accessibility.

Temporary No Parking on Portion of Prospect Street

No parking will be allowed along Prospect Street on September 30, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM to facilitate tree removal by Public Works. The tree has damaged the sidewalk, necessitating this temporary restriction. Normal parking will resume after the work is completed.

Sinclair Inlet Cleanup

Thirteen volunteers participated in a cleanup of Sinclair Inlet, filling one dumpster and requiring additional help from WSDOT for overflow. The event, held in late September 2025, aims to reduce debris before the fall season. The next cleanup is scheduled for April 18, 2026.