The City of Whittier is preparing to begin Phase III of its harbor rebuild project, a major infrastructure upgrade designed to replace aging pilings, expand capacity, and improve long-term access to Prince William Sound.

According to federal documents filed this week, the project includes the removal of 165 pilings, including 155 creosote-treated timber piles and 10 steel piles, and the installation of 90 new steel piles. Crews will also install new floats and walkways to modernize moorage and improve safety and functionality.

Construction is expected to take place over 29 non-consecutive workdays within a six- to seven-month window starting in fall 2025. The rebuild is one of the most significant harbor infrastructure efforts in Whittier in recent years, aimed at replacing deteriorating

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