Drivers on State Route 109 near Taholah should expect delays over the next three weeks as a fish passage project continues.
Drivers on State Route 109 near Taholah should expect delays over the next three weeks as a fish passage project continues. The Washington State Department of Transportation says the highway will close for up to 45 minutes, twice a day, weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Aug. 14. The closures are north of Canyon Way while crews install bridge materials at two work sites. Drivers should obey temporary traffic signals and allow extra travel time through the area.
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