Stay informed about infrastructure news and updates in Yakima, WA.
A road resurfacing project in Yakima will disrupt traffic on major streets, including 16th Avenue, 40th Avenue, Walnut Street, and Tieton Drive. Overnight closures will occur on Tieton Drive from September 3rd to September 4th, impacting local commuters and residents. The city emphasizes the importance of these enhancements for road safety and infrastructure.
A broken pump has temporarily halted irrigation services in Yakima's Brackett Park area, affecting a neighborhood bordered by Fraser Way, Arlington Street, 30th Avenue, and 26th Avenue. The city is addressing this issue to restore irrigation as quickly as possible. Residents in the affected area are encouraged to stay informed through city updates.
Traffic disruptions on I Street in Yakima are scheduled for June 3rd and 4th due to a water system project by the City of Yakima crews. Intermittent lane closures will occur, with flaggers present to guide drivers during the construction. This project is part of ongoing infrastructure improvements in the city.
Traffic disruptions are scheduled from April 30th to May 3rd on River Road and 1st Street as Yakima City crews undertake critical drinking water system projects. These temporary changes aim to enhance the city's water infrastructure, directly impacting local residents and commuters during the construction period.
The wastewater line installation project in Yakima will result in the closure of “I” Street between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue for local traffic from March 1st to March 3rd, 2013. Utility Engineer Shelley Willson oversees the construction, which involves trenching for the installation of an industrial wastewater line. Residents are advised to plan accordingly to avoid disruptions.
Crews are making significant progress on the construction of the new Kiwanis Park ballfield in Yakima, despite winter weather challenges. Parks and Recreation Manager Ken Wilkinson oversees the project, which aims to enhance community recreational facilities. This development is part of the city's ongoing commitment to improving public spaces for residents.