Signal work at NE 175th St today until 11am

Shoreline, WALocal News

Sound Transit has announced a temporary closure of the westbound lanes of NE 175th St between 5th Ave NE and the northbound I-5 on-ramp on Saturday, February 15, 2025, from 5 AM to 11 AM for crucial signal work. This construction is expected to generate noise from equipment, including a work truck with a boom lift and various hand tools, prompting the contractor to obtain a temporary noise variance. Residents should remain aware of the noise and potential disruptions as the work progresses. Importantly, emergency vehicle access will be preserved, ensuring that first responders can navigate the area without hindrance. Furthermore, some bus routes may face changes or delays, so checking the King County Metro website for updates is recommended.

This infrastructure improvement is vital for enhancing traffic flow and safety in the region. The planned work reflects Sound Transit's commitment to maintaining and upgrading public transportation systems. Local residents are encouraged to plan their travel accordingly during the closure hours.

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