State Ferries Announces Timeline for Planned Route Cancellations
Riders of the Mukilteo-Clinton ferry route will need to plan ahead for a series of cancellations early next year.
This week, Washington State Ferries announced a rough timeline for construction work affecting the route, which includes repairing and repositioning the Mukilteo terminal's west wing wall after it was damaged in 2022 from a rough landing.
The construction work will require a crane to be moved into the slip to drive piles deeper into the sea floor, and since the Mukilteo terminal has only one slip, ferries can't run while the repairs are being made.
- Nine weekdays of midday sailing cancellations are likely to occur in January and February.
- The last morning sailings will be the 8:30 a.m.
- Weather could change this schedule as good visibility is needed, and work must stop if a protected marine mammal is spotted.
No official statement from the authorities.
Author's summary: Ferries announce timeline for route cancellations.
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