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The 465-foot-long, US 101 Hoquiam River Riverside Bridge is in need of a new protective surface. During the summer of 2021, contractor crews willl repaint the bridge's approach spans to preserve the crossing for years to come. Bridge painting, rehabilitaton, and routine maintenance is more cost effective than replacement.
To do this important work, crews will construct a containment system around the bridge to help protect the environment. General work activities include: cleaning, stripping exterior paint and rust, and repainting the surface of the bridge. Marine travelers, including those who walk and roll, are expected to experience minimal delays. Crews will maintain a single travel lane through project completion.
Built in 1970, this moveable bridge in Grays Harbor County requires maintenance to keep operational for travelers. WSDOT understands the importance of the 50-year old crossing to the local community, and will work to minimize disruptions as much as possible during construction.
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Karen Boone
WSDOT Aberdeen Project Engineer
360-538-8500
Tina Werner
WSDOT Media Relations
360-704-3270