Snoqualmie Parkway project is complete

September 27, 2023 3:30 pm
Mayor Katherine Ross, the Snoqualmie City Council, Sen. Mark Mullet and 5th Legislative District Reps. Lisa Callan and Bill Ramos gather to cut a ribbon signifying the completion of the Snoqualmie Parkway Rehabilitation Project. This project aimed to repave the northeast and southwest Snoqualmie Parkway lanes as well as tend to street lighting, ramps, striping and traffic signal systems throughout the 3.5-mile long roadway and other related right-of-way assets. The parkway rehabilitation project is funded entirely by the state dollars awarded to the city by the 2022 Move Ahead Washington Transportation Package. In attendance from left to right: Jolyon Johnson, Katherine Ross, Ethan Benson (back), Lisa Callan, James Mayhew (back), Mark Mullet, Bill Ramos, Bryan Holloway (back), Cara Christensen, Louis Washington and Rob Wotton. Photo by Cameron Sires/Sound Publishing
Mayor Katherine Ross, the Snoqualmie City Council, Sen. Mark Mullet and 5th Legislative District Reps. Lisa Callan and Bill Ramos gather to cut a ribbon signifying the completion of the Snoqualmie Parkway Rehabilitation Project. This project aimed to repave the northeast and southwest Snoqualmie Parkway lanes as well as tend to street lighting, ramps, striping and traffic signal systems throughout the 3.5-mile long roadway and other related right-of-way assets. The parkway rehabilitation project is funded entirely by the state dollars awarded to the city by the 2022 Move Ahead Washington Transportation Package. In attendance from left to right: Jolyon Johnson, Katherine Ross, Ethan Benson (back), Lisa Callan, James Mayhew (back), Mark Mullet, Bill Ramos, Bryan Holloway (back), Cara Christensen, Louis Washington and Rob Wotton. Photo by Cameron Sires/Sound Publishing

Mayor Katherine Ross, the Snoqualmie City Council, Sen. Mark Mullet and 5th Legislative District Reps. Lisa Callan and Bill Ramos gathered Sept. 25 to cut a ribbon signifying the completion of the Snoqualmie Parkway Rehabilitation Project.

This project aimed to repave the northeast and southwest Snoqualmie Parkway lanes as well as tend to street lighting, ramps, striping and traffic signal systems throughout the 3.5-mile long roadway and other related right-of-way assets.

The parkway rehabilitation project is funded entirely by the state dollars awarded to the city by the 2022 Move Ahead Washington Transportation Package.

In attendance from left to right: Jolyon Johnson, Katherine Ross, Ethan Benson (back), Lisa Callan, James Mayhew (back), Mark Mullet, Bill Ramos, Bryan Holloway (back), Cara Christensen, Louis Washington and Rob Wotton. (Photo by Cameron Sires/Sound Publishing)