Residents and visitors of Lummi Island, brace yourselves for a temporary interruption in ferry service! From May 18 to June 15, the Whatcom Chief ferry will be undergoing its annual dry dock outage. This means that ferry service will be limited to pedestrian-only vessels during this period.
Here’s a brief overview of what to expect and how to plan ahead for this upcoming service disruption.
Service Interruption Details:
- Dates: The dry dock outage is scheduled to take place from May 18 to June 15.
- Impact: During this time, ferry service will be switched to pedestrian-only vessels.
- Duration: The disruption is expected to last nearly a month, so it’s crucial to plan your travel arrangements accordingly.
Planning Ahead:
- Check the Dry Dock Webpage: Public Works will be updating their Dry Dock webpage soon with all the necessary information you’ll need to navigate this service interruption.
- Reach Out with Questions: If you have any concerns or queries about the ferry service disruption, don’t hesitate to contact the county’s Ferry Division for assistance.
While the upcoming service outage may pose some inconvenience, proper planning and staying informed will help minimize disruptions to your travel plans. Be sure to keep an eye out for updates from the Public Works department and reach out if you have any questions or concerns. Let’s work together to ensure a smooth transition during this temporary interruption in Lummi Island ferry service.