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

Renton, WALocal News

An inclement weather alert has been issued for Renton, Washington, as snowfall and freezing temperatures prompt the closure of Maplewood Golf Course from February 7-9, 2025. The golf course's greens are currently covered in snow and ice, rendering it unplayable for the weekend. Despite these conditions, city officials report that roads are clear and dry, with crews actively applying deicer to ensure safety for residents and prepare for further freezing temperatures. The city urges residents to stay informed through the [Current Emergency Information](https://www. rentonwa.

gov/City-Services/Emergency-Management/Current-Emergency-Information) portal. This weather-related closure significantly impacts local recreational activities, highlighting the importance of community communication during adverse weather conditions. Renton’s government is committed to facilitating safe travel and access to services amidst these challenges. Residents seeking assistance or information can reach out to the city’s communications team via email. The city remains proactive in addressing the needs of its community during this inclement weather.

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