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Aberdeen Roadwork, New Reporting Tool, and Volunteer Calls

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Multiple road closures and maintenance projects begin this week across Aberdeen's major routes, including SR 522, I-90, SR 526, US 2, I-405, SR 9, and SR 532. These closures, scheduled through August 10, affect daily commutes and require drivers to plan alternative routes. WSDOT and local agencies will implement overnight and daytime work hours, with specific lane reductions on I-405 and SR 203 through July 31.

Aberdeen Public Utility District (PUD) will conduct a planned power outage on Thursday, July 2, 2026, for maintenance. Residents are advised to prepare for temporary service interruptions during the scheduled window.

The Aberdeen Police Department launched an online non-emergency reporting portal, allowing residents to submit reports without visiting the station. This new tool aims to improve efficiency and reduce wait times for community members.

Gray's Harbor County is seeking volunteers for three board vacancies: the Board of Equalization, Civil Service Commission, and Boundary Review Board. Applications are open for those interested in participating in local governance.

The city also began a 2027 community survey, inviting residents to share input on priorities ahead of the next planning cycle. Additionally, Westport Marina announced rate hikes and new rules starting July 1, effective for summer 2026.

What to watch next: The continued roadwork through August 10 and the July 2 deadline for board volunteer applications.

📄 Source: AI-assisted weekly briefing — based on this week's published articles
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