Project Will Close Parts of Naches Avenue Over the Next Two Weeks

Yakima, WALocal News

Effective September 4th, portions of Naches Avenue in Yakima will undergo significant road repairs, including a grind and overlay paving project, which will last until September 18th. This construction will take place during the day, leading to closures that could disrupt local traffic patterns. In addition, water service line repairs on North 40th Avenue will impose lane restrictions from September 4th to September 7th, with operational hours set from 7:00 am to 3:30 pm each day. Traffic will be limited to one lane in both directions, causing potential delays for commuters. These projects are essential for improving the city’s infrastructure and ensuring public safety on the roads.

Residents are encouraged to stay informed and plan their travels to avoid the affected areas. The city aims to minimize disruption while enhancing the quality of its public services. Updates on the progress of these projects will be provided through local channels to keep the community engaged.

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