Traffic Signal Work at 16th Avenue and Nob Hill to Affect Drivers

Yakima, WALocal News

A maintenance announcement from the City of Yakima indicates that traffic signals at the intersection of 16th Avenue and Nob Hill Boulevard will be temporarily shut down on Sunday, July 31st, 2016. The city crews will carry out essential repairs on the signal head and wiring, which are crucial for maintaining the safety and efficiency of this busy intersection. Drivers in the area are likely to experience disruptions during the repair hours, prompting city officials to advise residents to plan alternate routes to avoid delays. The temporary shutdown reflects Yakima's commitment to maintaining and enhancing local traffic infrastructure, which is vital for community safety and mobility. Additionally, the city is taking proactive steps to ensure that the repairs are completed in a timely manner, allowing for a quick return to normal traffic patterns.

This maintenance work is part of broader efforts to improve road safety and reduce traffic congestion in the region. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about local traffic advisories to navigate any potential obstacles. The city appreciates the public's understanding and cooperation during this necessary maintenance period.

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