Water Main Repairs to Restrict Traffic on South 16th Avenue

Yakima, WALocal News

Significant traffic restrictions are anticipated on South 16th Avenue in Yakima due to critical water main repairs scheduled for April 1st and 2nd, 2021. Work will commence at 7:00 am and conclude by 3:30 pm on both days, with traffic limited to one lane in each direction. This project is vital for the maintenance and reliability of the city's water supply, directly impacting local residents and businesses. City officials recommend that commuters plan their travel in advance to avoid potential delays caused by the construction work. The city is committed to transparency and encourages residents to stay informed through updates on the project’s progress.

These infrastructure improvements are essential for ensuring public safety and service quality. Public cooperation is crucial during this time, and the city appreciates the understanding of the community. For further information, residents can access official city communication channels.

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