Work to reopen both lanes of SR 109 near Moclips begins today
MOCLIPS – Planned to start as early as today, Washington State Department of Transportation maintenance crews will begin efforts to remove debris from the roadside along State Route 109 south of Taholah from an earlier slide this winter.
Between 8 am and 5 pm each weekday through Tuesday, May 21, crews will remove roadside debris while maintaining the current one-way alternating traffic with a stop sign.
As crews work to scrape mud off the roadway, reestablish the ditch line, and relocate the jersey barrier off the fog line, drivers will have flaggers directing traffic.
The work is weather sensitive and could be rescheduled. Travelers are encouraged to add extra time to reach their destinations.
Work to reopen both lanes of SR 109 near Moclips in Grays Harbor County begins tomorrow 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each weekday through May 21. Travelers will encounter one-way alternating traffic with flaggers as crews clear debris, reestablish the ditch line and relocate jersey barrier. pic.twitter.com/tY77LEVUuI
— WSDOT Tacoma Traffic (@wsdot_tacoma) May 14, 2019
Real-time traffic information is available on the WSDOT mobile app. Advanced information about highway maintenance and construction activities is available on the Grays Harbor County web page.
