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New State Transportation Package Funds SR 18 Widening and Snoqualmie Parkway Repaving

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The new state transportation package is set to make a considerable impact on Snoqualmie's infrastructure, with specific funding allocated for the widening of State Route 18 and the repaving of Snoqualmie Parkway. These improvements are essential in managing the increasing traffic demands as the region experiences growth. The widening of SR 18 will facilitate better traffic flow, ultimately enhancing safety for local commuters. Additionally, the repaving of Snoqualmie Parkway will address existing road conditions, ensuring a smoother driving experience. Local officials have emphasized the importance of these projects in meeting the community’s transportation needs and enhancing accessibility.

This funding not only aims to improve short-term traffic issues but also supports long-term planning for sustainable growth in the area. With the implementation of these changes, residents can expect a more efficient and safer transportation network. Overall, the state’s investment reflects a broader commitment to fostering infrastructure development within the community.

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