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Westbound Spokane Street to Close at 1st Ave S for Electrical Work

First  Starting Monday, October 12, westbound Spokane Street at First Avenue S will be closed to through traffic for the next two weeks between 6 a.m. and 3 p.m. weekdays.  During the closure, Seattle City Light crews will be installing new conduit at S Spokane Street and First Avenue S in preparation for the[More]

Construction on Wall Street begins next week

Next Monday, September 28, a contractor working for the Seattle Department of Transportation will begin work on Wall Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues. The contractor will work mainly week days with some weekend work. The street may be reduced to one lane of traffic during peak and non-peak hours starting Monday.[More]

Fourth Avenue Resurfacing Begins Monday

Starting next week, the week of September 28, a contractor working for the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will begin work on the Fourth Avenue resurfacing project which stretches from S Jackson Street to Olive Way.  During Phase 1 of the project, traffic will be reduced to two travel lanes around-the-clock on[More]

Final Paving on Stewart Street Tomorrow Night

A contractor working for the Seattle Department of Transportation will complete paving the last section of Stewart Street tomorrow night, September 24.   Stewart Street will be reduced to one lane of traffic between Westlake and First avenues throughout the night for this final paving phase.  The paving work will start as early[More]

Marion Street Overnight Paving Delayed

Due to delays in overnight paving, traffic on Marion Street will be restricted to one lane from Western to Sixth avenues on Wednesday, September 23. The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will deploy extra resources, to include additional police officers, to ensure that traffic flows as smoothly as possible. Given the limited[More]

Lane Closures on Aurora Bridge and Alaskan Way Viaduct Tuesday

Tuesday, September 22, a Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) crew will be making repairs to the expansion joints on the Aurora Bridge from 10 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.  The work will require closing the two center lanes - one southbound and one northbound.  Two lanes will remain open for southbound and northbound.[More]

Downtown Paving Speeds Ahead

SDOT’s contractor has completed a tremendous amount of paving on downtown streets this summer. Although the summer is ending, there should still be enough good weather to accomplish more paving this year, while we enjoy what has already been completed. SDOT’s contractor plans to begin work on Fourth Avenue next week, and[More]

First Avenue South Final Paving, Sept 8-11

Final paving on First Avenue South will take place at night (weather permitting) next week. The paving and striping of First Avenue between South Stacy and Horton streets will likely take four nights to complete and is scheduled for Tuesday through Friday, September 8 to September 11. First Avenue South will be[More]

Greenwood Ave N lane closures Sept 14-Oct 31

SDOT's contractor has completed paving the west side of Greenwood Ave N from N 105th to N 112th and will begin demolition and paving on the eastside of the street the week of Sept 14. Work will start at North 105th and move northward. One lane of traffic in each direction will[More]

First Avenue South Nighttime Paving Sept 9-11

SDOT's paving contractor plans to complete final paving and striping of First Avenue South between Stacy and Horton streets on Sept 8 to 11, from 9 p.m. until no later than 6 a.m. each night. During these nights, First Ave S will be closed to all traffic. The cross streets (Stacy, Lander,[More]