Pedestrian Safety Improvement Construction will close D Street in Yakima

Sunnyside, WALocal News

A portion of D Street in Yakima will be closed starting April 21st to facilitate crucial pedestrian safety improvements. This closure will specifically impact the stretch between 3rd Ave and 6th Ave, while allowing traffic to continue on 5th Ave. To ensure safety, the speed limit in the construction zone will be lowered to 20 mph, and flaggers will be present to guide drivers through the area. Local authorities are urging motorists to exercise caution, slow down, and watch for construction workers. Access to homes and businesses will be maintained as much as possible, and emergency vehicles will have priority access if needed.

The project underscores a commitment to enhancing pedestrian safety, a pressing issue in urban environments. As always, the schedule for such projects is subject to daily changes due to weather, equipment issues, or emergencies. Community members are encouraged to stay informed and adhere to traffic regulations during this time.

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