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~ As part of the Residential Street Restoration Program, several street closures are projected to take place in the coming weeks for maintenance work. According to a press release, the closures are expected to begin on February 23 and last until mid-April, but may be subject to change depending on weather conditions.
The affected streets include North Winnifred Street from North 42nd to North 44th streets, North Bennett Street from North 42nd to North 43rd streets, North Ferdinand Street from North 27th to North 30th streets, and two sections of North Mullen Street from North 25th to North 27th streets and from North 29th to North 30th streets.
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Community members with any questions about the program can contact Jeff Maki at (253) 591-5495. The city urges residents to plan alternate routes during the projected closure dates.
The affected streets include North Winnifred Street from North 42nd to North 44th streets, North Bennett Street from North 42nd to North 43rd streets, North Ferdinand Street from North 27th to North 30th streets, and two sections of North Mullen Street from North 25th to North 27th streets and from North 29th to North 30th streets.
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Community members with any questions about the program can contact Jeff Maki at (253) 591-5495. The city urges residents to plan alternate routes during the projected closure dates.
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