Sections of 72nd and Coolidge to Close for Road Repairs

Yakima, WALocal News

On February 1st, significant portions of 72nd Avenue and Coolidge Road in Yakima will be closed as the City conducts vital road shoulder repairs. This action is a direct response to damage incurred from the winter's severe freezing and thawing cycles, which have compromised road integrity along the fog line. The City of Yakima's Streets Division is prioritizing these repairs to enhance safety and accessibility for local drivers. Residents and commuters are advised to expect delays and should consider alternative routes during the closure. The initiative reflects the city's commitment to maintaining infrastructure and ensuring public safety on roadways.

Regular updates about the project and its progress will be provided through the city's official communication channels. By addressing these issues promptly, the city aims to prevent further deterioration and improve overall traffic conditions. This repair work highlights the importance of municipal infrastructure maintenance in response to seasonal weather challenges.

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