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Repaving of Damaged Yakima Avenue Sections to begin Next Wednesday

Yakima, WALocal News

Columbia Asphalt & Gravel, Inc. , a local contracting firm, is set to begin repaving Yakima Avenue sections next Wednesday after damage caused by a recent water main break. The break happened last Saturday, prompting immediate action from city crews who started the repair process by removing the damaged asphalt. This targeted project focuses on the stretch between 1st and 2nd Streets, a critical area for local traffic and accessibility. By addressing this infrastructure issue promptly, the city demonstrates its commitment to maintaining road safety and reliability for its residents.

The ongoing improvements are expected to significantly enhance commuting conditions in the area. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the project timeline and any potential traffic disruptions. The collaboration between the city and local contractors showcases a proactive approach to urban maintenance. Overall, these efforts reflect Yakima's dedication to providing a safe and functional environment for its community.

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