WSDOT workers prepare the Smokey Point rest area May 17 in Arlington. The rest area is closed again this week for regular maintenance. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)
The Washington State Department of Transportation is doing regular maintenance through Friday.
SMOKEY POINT — Both rest areas along I-5 in Smokey Point are closed this week.
The Washington State Department of Transportation closed them in mid-October and reopened them Jan. 13. They have been closed again for regular maintenance through Friday, according to WSDOT.
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