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Tacoma: East McKinley Road and East L Street Staircase to Close to the Public Starting November 6
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~ The City of Tacoma's Public Works Department has announced the closure of the staircase between East McKinley Road and East L Street, starting Monday, November 6th. The stairs were constructed in 1908 as part of a private development by the Tacoma Land Company and have surpassed their useful life.

Inspection of the stairs determined that a closure was necessary. The Public Works Department will look at budget requests during the 2025–2026 Biennial Budget process for funding to design and reconstruct the stairs.

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Maria Lee, Media & Communications for the City of Tacoma, said: "Further information about this project will be posted on the cityoftacoma.org/capitalprojects page."

The closure is effective immediately and will remain in place until further notice.

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