Portion of South Peasley Canyon Road to Close for Maintenance

Closure scheduled for Saturday, April 11 in Kent, Washington

Apr. 10, 2026 at 12:23am

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An extremely blurred and abstracted scene of soft, warm light and color, conceptually representing the tranquil suburban setting of a local road closure.A temporary road closure provides an opportunity for essential maintenance work, while also highlighting the need for local communities to plan ahead and navigate disruptions to their daily commutes.Kent Today

A section of South Peasley Canyon Road in Kent, Washington will be closed this Saturday, April 11 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. for maintenance work by King County Road Services. The closure will take place between Military Road South and Peasley Canyon Way South, and is intended for storm debris cleanup and shoulder mowing.

Why it matters

This closure will impact drivers traveling between Auburn, Kent, and surrounding South King County communities, who should plan for delays and seek alternate routes during the work. Maintaining local roads is crucial for the safety and accessibility of the region's transportation network.

The details

King County officials stated that emergency vehicles will be allowed through the work zone, and access to nearby businesses will be maintained during the closure. The work could be rescheduled depending on weather conditions or crew and equipment availability.

  • The road closure is scheduled for Saturday, April 11, 2026 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The players

King County Road Services

The department responsible for maintaining roads and infrastructure in King County, Washington.

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What’s next

Travelers are encouraged to visit King County's MyCommute website for updates on the closure and any potential rescheduling.

The takeaway

This temporary road closure highlights the ongoing maintenance needs of local infrastructure, and the importance of planning ahead and seeking alternate routes to avoid delays for drivers in the Kent and South King County area.