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Edelweiss Weg between 8th and 9th is Closed to Repair Emergency Water Leak

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The city of Leavenworth, Washington, will temporarily close Edelweiss Weg between 8th and 9th Streets on Saturday, February 1, 2025, to address an emergency water leak. The closure, starting at 9:00 AM local time, is expected to disrupt traffic and accessibility in the vicinity, necessitating that residents and visitors plan alternate routes. This urgent repair is not only critical for local infrastructure but also reflects the city's commitment to providing reliable public services. Local officials are working diligently to ensure that the repairs are completed as swiftly as possible to minimize the impact on the community. The city encourages transparency and will provide updates through official communication channels to keep the public informed.

Such infrastructure maintenance is vital for sustaining the quality of life in Leavenworth and preventing future issues. Residents are reminded to stay vigilant and follow posted detour signs. The situation underscores the importance of local governance in addressing essential community needs.

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