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Pullman council approves street, intersection and stormwater projects; library reports rising use
Summary
At its March 4 meeting Mayor Francis Benjamin said the Pullman City Council approved an Arterial Streets resurfacing project, intersection and pedestrian-crossing improvements, and accepted a bid for the DeCamp stormwater facilities; the city’s library reported year‑over‑year increases in checkouts, program attendance and new cards.
The Pullman City Council on March 4 approved several transportation and stormwater projects and heard an annual report showing rising use at the city library, Mayor Francis Benjamin said in a meeting recap.
The council approved moving forward with the Arterial Streets Resurfacing 2026 project, which the mayor said will resurface portions of College Hill, including Northwood Drive from Teraview Drive to Westwood Drive, and Teraview Drive from Northwood Drive to Airport Drive. Construction was described in the meeting recap as expected to be completed during the summer of 2025.
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