It comes in response to the state’s newly-passed law phasing out the penny.
National Public Works Week is an annual event that raises awareness about how public works departments keep cities and towns across the country functioning and safe.
WSDOT said alternating one-lane traffic is not possible because some sections are gone.
Crews are conducting around the clock emergency repairs on two separate stretches of the highway.
Public suggestions will be accepted through May 28.
Thirteen counties in western Washington are partnering to promote a “Ready, Set, Go!” evacuation campaign.
WSDOT is planning to share a limited number of pieces with interested members of the public.
Also known as prawns, spot shrimp are the largest shrimp in Puget Sound and may grow up to nine inches in length.
What those measures are was outlined mostly in the press conference, but education, aquifers and reclamation systems will be part of the campaign.
The experts at Whatcom County Search and Rescue (SAR) have some tips for them – and us all.