Chestnut Avenue Water Line Work Extended

Yakima, WALocal News

The Chestnut Avenue water line project will resume its operations on October 2nd and 3rd, necessitating road closures between 10th Street and Fair Avenue from 7:00 am to 3:30 pm. These closures are expected to cause delays, prompting drivers to consider alternate routes to navigate the area more effectively. This project is a vital component of Yakima's infrastructure improvements, aimed at enhancing the city's water supply system. The city has provided ample notice to residents to minimize inconvenience, illustrating a commitment to keeping the community informed. Completing this work is essential for ensuring reliable water services for local residents.

The ongoing updates highlight the importance of maintaining infrastructure in a growing city. Local officials encourage patience and understanding as the work progresses. Overall, this project underscores Yakima's dedication to improving public utilities and services.

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