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

Renton, WALocal News

On February 7, 2025, an inclement weather alert was issued by the City of Renton, highlighting the impact of recent snowfall and ongoing freezing temperatures. The alert specifically notes that Maplewood Golf Course will be closed through the weekend (February 7-9) due to snow coverage and ice on the greens. While the closure of the golf course affects recreational activities, city officials report that roads are currently clear and dry, indicating effective snow removal efforts. To further ensure public safety, maintenance crews will be applying deicer throughout the city in anticipation of additional freezing temperatures. This proactive approach demonstrates the city’s commitment to maintaining safe travel conditions for residents and visitors alike.

The alert encourages residents to stay informed and access current emergency information via the City of Renton's website. By keeping the community updated on weather-related changes and safety measures, the city reinforces its authoritative role in managing public safety during adverse weather events. This timely communication is crucial for residents to plan their activities and stay safe.

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