Inclement Weather Alert Maplewood Golf Course Closed February 7-9, 2025

Renton, WALocal News

Renton, Washington, has issued an inclement weather alert, leading to the temporary closure of Maplewood Golf Course from February 7-9, 2025, due to ongoing snowfall and hazardous icy conditions on the greens. This closure underscores the challenges posed by recent freezing temperatures that have affected local recreational activities. Despite the adverse weather, city roads have remained clear and dry, facilitating safe travel for residents. In preparation for further freezing temperatures, city crews will be applying deicer across various locations to enhance road safety. The city emphasizes the importance of staying updated on emergency information through their designated portal.

This initiative reflects Renton’s commitment to public safety and timely communication during weather-related disruptions. Residents are encouraged to monitor city announcements for any additional updates regarding weather impacts. With proactive measures in place, the city aims to minimize disruptions and ensure the community's well-being during winter weather events.

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