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Credit: city of Hiawatha
(KNZA)--The city of Hiawatha has announced they plan to switch the traffic signals at 1st and Oregon Streets from flashing mode to normal operation on Wednesday, May 22, at 9 am.
The city urges all drivers to use caution as they transition back to normal operation.
The signals were recently repaired and the Hiawatha City Commission agreed during a work session Monday evening to have them turned back on as soon as school is out.
The traffic lights have been in flashing mode since a pole at the southwest corner of the intersection was blown down during a wind event in 2017.
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