South 51st and South 52nd Streets Between South Junett Street and South Pine Street Closed for Maintenance January 13 - 15

Tacoma, WALocal News

Tacoma's South 51st and South 52nd Streets will be closed for essential maintenance from January 13 to January 15, 2025, affecting the section between South Junett Street and South Pine Street. This closure is part of the city's Residential Street Restoration Program, designed to improve local road conditions and enhance community safety. Work will occur daily from 8 AM to 5 PM, with the schedule being dependent on weather conditions, highlighting the city's responsiveness to environmental factors. Residents are advised to seek alternative routes during the maintenance period to minimize disruptions to their daily commutes. The program not only aims to restore roadway integrity but also reflects Tacoma's commitment to investing in its infrastructure for better community living.

For further inquiries, residents can contact Jeff Maki at (253) 591-5495, ensuring that they have access to timely information. This maintenance initiative underscores the importance of local government efforts in maintaining public infrastructure. Overall, such projects are crucial for sustaining the quality of life in Tacoma, fostering community engagement and awareness.

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