Crack Sealing Project to Impact Traffic on 1st Street

Yakima, WALocal News

The City of Yakima will implement a crack sealing project from February 3rd to February 7th, directly affecting traffic on 1st Street between Pacific Avenue and Lincoln Avenue. This initiative is focused on maintaining and improving the integrity of the roadway, which is crucial for safe travel. City crews will be working diligently to fill cracks and prevent further damage, thereby extending the lifespan of the asphalt. Residents are urged to plan their travel routes accordingly to avoid potential delays during the construction period. This project reflects the city's commitment to infrastructure maintenance and public safety.

Additionally, the city will communicate any updates or changes to the schedule through local channels. By investing in such maintenance projects, Yakima aims to enhance overall transportation conditions for its residents. Commuters are advised to stay informed about the project's progress and any necessary detours.

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