Road RepairReplacement Project Will Close Part of Naches Avenue

Yakima, WALocal News

A road repair and grind and overlay paving project will close part of Naches Avenue in Yakima from October 1st through October 5th, impacting the section between SST Pendleton Way and MLK, Jr. Boulevard. This closure will occur during daytime hours, prompting local residents and commuters to find alternative routes to avoid delays. The city's initiative aims to enhance road safety and improve infrastructure, reflecting Yakima's commitment to community service and urban development. The repair work is essential for maintaining road quality, ensuring safer travel for all vehicles on this busy thoroughfare.

Local authorities will monitor the project closely and provide timely updates to keep residents informed. The city encourages the public to cooperate and plan ahead during this period of repair. Such projects not only address immediate infrastructure needs but also contribute to the long-term sustainability of local transportation networks. Residents can expect further communication from the city regarding progress and any changes to the timeline.

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