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

Renton, WALocal News

On February 7, 2025, an inclement weather alert was issued for Renton, Washington, due to ongoing snowfall and freezing temperatures that have affected local facilities. The Maplewood Golf Course will be closed through the weekend, February 7-9, as snow and ice remain on the greens, impacting recreational activities. In response to the weather, city crews are actively maintaining clear and dry roads while preparing for future freezing conditions by applying deicer throughout the city. This proactive approach aims to ensure public safety and minimize travel disruptions. Residents can access current emergency information via the city’s official website, which is undergoing updates.

Those facing challenges in finding information can contact the communications department for assistance. The alert underscores the importance of community awareness and preparedness during extreme weather events. Such measures reflect the city's commitment to safeguarding its residents and maintaining essential services.

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