The West Seattle Bridge is expected to reopen Sept. 18, but the Seattle Department of Transportation says there is a lot left to do and some potential hiccups that could get in the way.
There is paving, sign installation, more carbon fiber wrapping, crack filling, and some concrete to pour.
SDOT’s Downtown Mobility Director Heather Marx, who is in charge of the repair project, said there is always the possibility that something will come up.
“We still have some concrete to pour for the overlay, and to fix the holes in the deck,” she said. “There are always last-minute supply chain issues, last-minute worker shortages — [for example, if]
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