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Puget Sound Energy natural gas pipeline project
Chehalis State Avenue natural gas line replacement
Winter 2010-11 project completion
- We completed construction of the new natural gas line on Jan. 17, 2011
Project overview
To ensure continued reliability for our customers in the Chehalis area, PSE replaced approximately 4,000 feet of 4-inch natural gas pipeline (originally installed in 1956) with 8-inch natural gas pipeline in downtown Chehalis. The pipeline runs along Northwest State Avenue between Northwest Prindle and Northwest Sitka streets.
Contact us:
For more information on this project, e-mail PSETalk@pse.com or call Amy Tousley, municipal liaison manager, at 360-786-5956.
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