Roadwork is picking up on Levee Street in Hoquiam as the city moves forward with a major roadway improvement project aimed at boosting safety and long-term infrastructure.
Roadwork is picking up on Levee Street in Hoquiam as the city moves forward with a major roadway improvement project aimed at boosting safety and long-term infrastructure. Crews are rebuilding sections of roadway, improving storm drainage, upgrading sidewalks, and helping prepare the area for the future North Shore Levee West project. Drivers should expect some delays, construction traffic, dust, and temporary lane issues while the work continues. City officials say the nearly $1 million project is being paid for through state grant funding connected to the Chehalis Basin. The city is thanking residents and businesses for their patience during construction.
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