Crews Continue to Work on Marine View Drive Landslide

Tacoma, WALocal News

In Tacoma, a landslide has caused the closure of Marine View Drive, affecting traffic flow in both directions. Crews began addressing the issue at 7:30 AM, focusing on the removal of fallen trees and stabilization of the unstable slope, which poses safety risks. While there is currently no estimated timeline for reopening the road, detour routes have been established to redirect motorists and minimize disruptions. The city is prioritizing community safety and infrastructure repair, highlighting the importance of timely responses to natural events. Motorists are advised to avoid the area and seek alternate routes to prevent congestion.

The situation is being closely monitored, and updates will be shared as they arise. Community members with inquiries can reach out to the city's Arterial Supervisor for more information. This proactive approach underscores Tacoma's commitment to maintaining safe travel conditions and addressing infrastructure challenges.

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