Red Bridge 537 is Slated for Repairs and a Fresh Coat of Red Paint

Snohomish, WALocal News

Snohomish County Public Works has initiated plans to repair and repaint the Red Bridge 537, a significant structure in the region. This project is part of the department's commitment to maintaining safety and mobility across its infrastructure. During the repairs, single lane closures will occur, but officials assure the public that delays will be minimal. Residents can sign up for construction updates by visiting the Snohomish County website. The Public Works department oversees around 1,600 miles of county roads and more than 200 bridges, highlighting its critical role in local governance.

Its mission focuses on balancing safety with environmental stewardship and fiscal responsibility. With nearly 600 employees, the department has earned numerous accolades for its work. This repair project underscores the county's dedication to maintaining essential infrastructure for its residents.

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