Fishing Dock at Blackmans Lake Remains Closed Until Further Notice

Snohomish, WALocal News

The City of Snohomish has announced the closure of the Robert S. Keaton Memorial Fishing Dock at Hill Park due to safety concerns, effective immediately and lasting until further notice. This decision has generated interest among local anglers, who may need to adjust their fishing plans. Fortunately, the North Dock at Hill Park and the fishing dock at the Blackmans Lake Boat Launch remain accessible to the public, ensuring that fishing enthusiasts still have options. City staff are actively examining repair and replacement strategies for the closed dock, indicating the city's commitment to both safety and recreational opportunities.

This proactive stance reflects the city's dedication to maintaining public facilities while prioritizing community well-being. Residents are encouraged to stay updated through official communications as the situation develops. The closure underscores the importance of safety in public recreation areas and the need for ongoing maintenance of city infrastructure. As more information becomes available, the city aims to keep its community engaged and informed on the status of the dock.

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