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SR 18 to Close One Night in Each Direction near Snoqualmie, Oct. 22 -23

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has confirmed that SR 18 will close for one night in each direction near Snoqualmie on October 22 and 23 for vital pavement repairs. Specifically, the eastbound lane will be closed over the Tiger Mountain summit on the night of October 22, while westbound traffic will be detoured on the following night, October 23. This closure is essential for maintaining the integrity and safety of the roadway, which is crucial for local commuters and travelers. The repairs are part of a broader maintenance strategy aimed at enhancing road safety and ensuring reliable travel conditions. Residents are encouraged to plan their routes in advance to mitigate potential delays during the closure period.

The upcoming work signifies the state's commitment to infrastructure improvement and public safety. This brief yet impactful closure highlights the importance of regular road maintenance for sustaining community connectivity. Travelers should stay informed and adjust their travel plans accordingly to avoid disruptions.

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