All lanes on SR 104Ballinger Way expected to reopen Friday, November 7, 2025

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All lanes on SR 104/Ballinger Way are expected to reopen on November 7, 2025, as construction on a new fish passage for Lyon Creek nears completion. The project aims to improve local infrastructure and ecological conditions but has faced delays due to difficult underground sewer work in sandy, silty soils. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) recognizes the challenges this extended closure poses for residents and commuters. The contractor has pledged to work 24 hours a day to expedite the remaining construction phases. Final tasks include earthwork, driveway and sidewalk installations, and paving, which are all contingent on dry weather.

WSDOT is committed to reopening the road as soon as possible if conditions allow. The project highlights the importance of maintaining transportation routes while addressing environmental needs. Local officials continue to monitor the situation to ensure timely completion.

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