Road striping process to continue next week in Tumwater

Tumwater, WALocal News

Tumwater will conduct nighttime road striping on Sept. 6 and 7 to enhance road safety across the city. The project aims to improve visibility and guide traffic effectively, particularly during evening hours. Temporary road closures will be in effect, and residents should plan their routes accordingly. The city highlights the significance of these updates for pedestrian and driver safety, especially as school seasons approach.

This initiative is part of a broader effort to maintain and upgrade local infrastructure, ensuring that road markings are clear and up to date. Officials encourage residents to remain vigilant and adhere to detours while the work occurs. The project exemplifies Tumwater's commitment to enhancing public safety and improving transportation conditions. City officials will monitor the work's progress to minimize disruptions.

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