Inclement Weather Alert Maplewood Golf Course Closure in Renton

Renton, WALocal News

Renton, Washington, issued an inclement weather alert on February 7, 2025, due to recent snowfall and freezing temperatures, prompting the closure of the Maplewood Golf Course until February 9. The city has reported that while the golf course is affected, roads remain clear and dry, thanks to the efforts of road crews applying deicer in preparation for expected freezing conditions. This proactive measure aims to maintain public safety and accessibility during the ongoing winter weather challenges. Residents are reminded to check the Current Emergency Information page for the latest updates on city services and emergency protocols. The city is also in the process of updating its website, and users encountering difficulties are encouraged to contact the communications department for assistance.

This alert not only informs citizens of the immediate impacts of the weather but also reflects the city's commitment to public safety and transparency. As the weather continues to evolve, residents are urged to stay vigilant and informed. The city's quick response demonstrates its dedication to community well-being during adverse weather situations.

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