Crews lay fish rock during the Middle Fork Newaukum fish barrier removal project Tuesday afternoon.
A bypass pipe lets water flow at the Pigeon Springs fish barrier removal project Tuesday afternoon.
Public Works director Josh Metcalf talks about what crews are doing at the Pigeon Springs fish barrier removal project Tuesday afternoon.
Public Works director Josh Metcalf, left, and Bridge Inspector Joe Byers, right, look over progress at the Pigeon Springs fish barrier removal project Tuesday afternoon.
Public Works director Josh Metcalf walks through the worksite at the Pigeon Springs fish barrier removal project Tuesday afternoon.
Bridge Inspector Joe Byers, talks about the progress at the Pigeon Springs fish barrier removal project Tuesday afternoon.
The Middle Fork Newaukum fish barrier removal project bypass pipe lets water flow while crews work on putting down fish rocks in the area where the water normally flows, Tuesday afternoon.
Public Works director Josh Metcalf looks on at the progress at the Pigeon Springs fish barrier removal project Tuesday afternoon.
Prairie Creek flows under a new culvert on Bunker Creek Road. The concrete structure replaced a metal pipe that had been obstructing the passage of salmon.
Prairie Creek flows under a new culvert on Bunker Creek Road. The concrete structure replaced a metal pipe that had been obstructing the passage of salmon.
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