Gas line repair underway on Southeast 35th Place near East Mercer Way

King County, Washington sent this bulletin at 05/01/2024 11:50 AM PDT

King County North Mercer Island Enatai Sewer Upgrade Project

May 1, 2024

Gas line repair underway on Southeast 35th Place near East Mercer Way

Puget Sound Energy and emergency services on site; temporary road closures in area

This morning, crews installing a pipeline on site hit a gas line on Southeast 35th Place near East Mercer Way. Emergency services have been at the scene. Eastbound and westbound I-90 offramps to East Mercer Way (Exit 8) have been temporarily closed. There are no reported injuries. Several residents who were evacuated are able to return home. 

Puget Sound Energy is on site and beginning repairs. Driving access to homes may be limited as repairs are made. We will provide an update once we learn more.

What to expect

Limited access to nearby homes during gas line repairs.
Loud noise as crews work to resolve the situation.
Emergency services on site.
Temporary road closures and detours in area.
Email and web updates as we learn more.

Learn more about this project

Contact the community services team at 425-305-3578 or email NMEsewer@kingcounty.gov
Visit the project website: kingcounty.gov/MercerEnataiSewer.
Alternative Formats Available: 206-477-5371 or TTY Relay: 711

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