Train Track Repair Will Impact Traffic on Portion of North 1st Street

Yakima, WALocal News

On November 1st and 2nd, traffic disruptions will occur on North 1st Street near G Street as Columbia Basin Railroad crews undertake necessary repairs to the train tracks that cross the road. The work is set to begin at 7:00 AM each day, and local authorities are alerting residents to prepare for significant delays throughout the day. This maintenance is vital for ensuring the safety and efficiency of rail operations in the Yakima area. The announcement is timely, allowing residents and commuters to adjust their travel plans accordingly. Given the expected impact on daily traffic, this news is particularly relevant for those living or working in the vicinity.

The City of Yakima is committed to keeping its community informed about local infrastructure projects and their effects on traffic. This proactive communication helps to enhance community safety and awareness. Residents are advised to check for updates on traffic conditions and make alternative arrangements if necessary.

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