Roadwork to impact traffic along Linwood Avenue in Tumwater

Tumwater, WALocal News

A pavement marking and striping project will impact travel on Linwood Avenue SW in Tumwater on May 2 and May 5, according to a city announcement. Work will occur from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.

, reducing traffic lanes to allow the contractor to complete the project. The active work zone extends from Susitna Lane to 2nd Avenue, with alternating single lane closures aimed at keeping traffic flowing. Motorists should anticipate delays and consider alternate routes during this construction period. The city advised that all scheduled projects are subject to change due to weather conditions and other unforeseen delays. This project is part of ongoing efforts to improve local infrastructure and ensure road safety.

Residents can reach out to the city's public works department with questions or concerns. The city encourages drivers to remain patient as the work progresses.

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