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Stump Grinding to Impact Traffic on Walnut Street

Yakima, WALocal News

Starting March 1st and continuing through March 2nd, a stump grinding project will result in the closure of one westbound lane on Walnut Street in Yakima. This closure will impact traffic from Second Street to Front Avenue, with work scheduled from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm each day. The project aims to remove tree stumps, contributing to the overall maintenance of city streets and enhancing public safety. Residents and commuters are encouraged to seek alternative routes to minimize disruption during the construction period. The city remains dedicated to improving infrastructural conditions, which is essential for fostering efficient transportation within the community.

Such maintenance activities are vital for the longevity of city roads and the safety of pedestrians and drivers alike. For ongoing updates and additional details, residents can visit the City of Yakima's official website. This initiative underscores the importance of community engagement and awareness regarding local infrastructure projects.

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