Intersection Closure at South 12th Street and Union Avenue on January 20

Tacoma, WALocal News

Effective January 20, the intersection at South 12th Street and Union Avenue in Tacoma will be closed to facilitate essential infrastructure improvements. This closure is expected to have a significant impact on local traffic, prompting city officials to advise residents to consider alternate routes to avoid congestion. The city is undertaking this initiative to enhance safety measures and improve overall road conditions for its citizens. By keeping the public informed about such critical updates, Tacoma demonstrates its dedication to transparent governance and community engagement. Traffic advisories will be posted to assist commuters during the closure, ensuring minimal disruption to daily activities.

Additionally, the city encourages residents to stay updated through their official channels for any further announcements. Such proactive measures illustrate Tacoma's commitment to maintaining a well-functioning transportation network. For more detailed information, residents can visit the city’s website.

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