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South Frontage Road On / Off Ramp at Port of Tacoma Road to Close for Maintenance October 25 -26
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~ TACOMA, Wash. - The South Frontage Road on / off ramp at Port of Tacoma Road will be temporarily closed for maintenance from 7 AM on October 25 to 7 PM on October 26, according to a press release from the City of Tacoma. The closure is necessary for crews to remove and replace the asphalt on both lanes of the ramp. Drivers will need to use detours to access SR 509 northbound and Port of Tacoma Road during this time.

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The closure is expected to cause some inconvenience for drivers, but it is necessary for the safety and upkeep of the road. Community members with questions can contact Arterial Supervisor Derrick Wells at (253)591-5430.

This maintenance work is part of ongoing efforts by the city to ensure safe and efficient roadways for residents and visitors. The City of Tacoma encourages drivers to plan ahead and use alternate routes during the closure.

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