Inclement Weather Alert Maplewood Golf Course Closed Due to Snow and Ice

Renton, WALocal News

Renton, Washington, has issued an inclement weather alert as of February 7, 2025, due to heavy snowfall and ongoing freezing temperatures. The Maplewood Golf Course is closed for the weekend (February 7-9) as snow and ice remain on the greens, affecting recreational activities for local residents. However, city officials report that roads are clear and dry, allowing for safe travel, while crews are actively applying deicer to prepare for anticipated freezing conditions. This initiative reflects the city's commitment to public safety and effective emergency management. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through the city's official website, which provides up-to-date emergency information and resources.

For those needing assistance navigating the updated website, communication can be directed to the city’s email. The Renton community is reminded to take precautions and plan accordingly in light of the inclement weather. These efforts highlight the importance of timely updates and community awareness during severe weather events.

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