Road Improvement Project on 11th Avenue to Impact Traffic

Yakima, WALocal News

A road improvement project is slated to disrupt traffic on 11th Avenue in Yakima on October 3rd and 4th, specifically targeting a one-block area between Yakima Avenue and Chestnut Avenue. This initiative focuses on enhancing the frontage for a nearby business, indicating a strategic effort by the city to support local enterprises while improving infrastructure. Work is scheduled to commence at 7:00 am each day, with the potential for significant traffic delays affecting local commuters and residents. The city encourages those affected to plan their travel routes accordingly to minimize inconvenience during the construction period. This project not only reflects Yakima's commitment to maintaining and upgrading its roadways but also underscores the importance of community engagement in city planning initiatives.

Residents are urged to follow official city updates for any changes or additional information regarding the project. By keeping the public informed, the city aims to foster transparency and cooperation during such disruptions. Overall, this project represents a proactive approach to urban development in Yakima.

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