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Plans Underway To Reset And Possibly Retrofit Downtown Pullman Pedestrian Bridge-Span Floated Off Abutments During March Flood As Designed
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Plans Underway To Reset And Possibly Retrofit Downtown Pullman Pedestrian Bridge-Span Floated Off Abutments During March Flood As Designed
PULLMAN, WA – Plans are moving ahead to try to reset and possibly retrofit the downtown Pullman pedestrian bridge that floated off its abutments during March’s flood. The footbridge over the South Fork of the Palouse River at the Pine Street Plaza is currently sitting on the North bank. The span floated off the footings as designed during one of the worst floods on record in Pullman history. March’s flood was the highest since 1997. The bridge f…
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