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Millions are being spent on SR 169 culverts. But will fish use them?

The $73 million project is expected to restore 4.6 miles of habitat for native and migrating fish, WSDOT said.

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The state is required by court order to repair culverts in Black Diamond streams based on habitat gain, not on current or future fish usage.

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Millions are being spent on SR 169 culverts. But will fish use them?

The state is required by court order to repair culverts in Black Diamond streams based on habitat gain, not on current or future fish usage.

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Courier-Herald broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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