WSU Pullman: Cougar Way/Northside access road temporary pedestrian foot traffic revision

On Monday, April 15, a Verizon 5G FOSC project contractor will mobilize and begin excavation for a new power hub on the northeast side of Northside Residence Hall in the landscaping adjacent to Cougar Way and the access road near the dumpsters. The contractor will be digging by hand and should not have any vehicles obscuring pedestrian traffic at the site.

At this time, we are projecting one week of intermittent detours for normal users of this side road. Please observe all traffic signage and personnel. If you should have any questions, please address them to Jeremy Griffin, facilities construction manager, at jeremy.griffin@wsu.edu. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you and we thank you for your patience.

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