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Tacoma: South 45th Street – Between South Thompson Avenue and South K Streets – Closed for Maintenance July 8 - 15
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July 5, 2024

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Maria Lee, Media & Communications, maria.lee@cityoftacoma.org, (253) 591-2054

South 45th Street – Between South Thompson Avenue and
South K Streets – Closed for Maintenance July 8 - 15


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TACOMA, Wash. – South 45th Street – between South Thompson Avenue and South K Streets – are scheduled to close for maintenance July 8 - 15 through the Residential Street Restoration Program. This work is weather-dependent, and timing may be subject to change. Community members with questions about the Residential Street Restoration Program can call Jeff Maki at (253) 591-5495.

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