Beginning Monday, May 9, construction will begin on replacing the utility tunnel lid located at the intersection of Grimes and Alumni Way on the Pullman campus. Alumni Way will be closed to thru traffic to the next intersection to the north. Pedestrian traffic will be routed to the south sidewalk on Grimes Way. Construction is scheduled to be complete the first week of August. Please observe all pedestrian/traffic signage and personnel.
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