Snoqualmie Days Street Closure Date - Saturday, August 19 from 6 am to 11 pm

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The upcoming Snoqualmie Days festival, a cherished local tradition, will necessitate the closure of Railroad Ave/SR 202 in downtown Snoqualmie on Saturday, August 19, from 6 am to 11 pm. This closure will extend from SE Fir St to SE Newton Street, thereby significantly impacting traffic and requiring detours for commuters and festival-goers. City officials urge residents to plan ahead and consider alternative routes to avoid delays. The festival, which celebrates the community spirit of Snoqualmie, attracts numerous attendees, making the street closure essential for public safety. Local businesses are gearing up for increased foot traffic, and the street closure will create a festive atmosphere.

Authorities will provide clear signage to guide drivers and pedestrians throughout the area during the event. This initiative highlights the city's commitment to facilitating community events while ensuring safety. Residents can look forward to a day filled with celebration, camaraderie, and local pride.

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