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Road Closures, Advisory Board Deadline, and Transit Cancellation

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The most significant change for Centralia–Chehalis residents this week is the extension of I-405 and SR 9 road closures through Labor Day, impacting commuters with overnight lane reductions and detours. Two lanes on I-405 from milepost 12 to Coal Creek Parkway will close overnight on Sept. 3–4 for construction, while SR 9 near Kalloch Road will operate with single-lane traffic for 42 days starting Aug. 3 through Sept. 14 to accommodate fish passage work.

Lewis County Board of Health is seeking applicants for an Environmental Health seat on the Public Health Advisory Board, with a Sept. 30 deadline. The vacancy aims to strengthen community health oversight in the region.

Lewis County Transit has canceled the Sports Hub Shuttle indefinitely, citing ongoing work as the reason. This service, which provided transportation to local sports venues, will not resume until further notice.

Centralia Police Department’s revised mission statement, effective January 2024, emphasizes community partnerships and was recently updated in the public record. While not a new change, it remains a notable reference point for community engagement efforts.

What to watch next: The Sept. 30 deadline for Lewis County’s Public Health Advisory Board application, along with continued road construction updates through Labor Day. Residents should monitor WSDOT for real-time traffic alerts and plan accordingly for commute disruptions.

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