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Camas replaces aging, ‘slippery’ sidewalks in time for Camas Days

City renovates 23 aggregate sidewalk sections known to cause problems for people with walking challenges

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The city of Camas recently replaced 23 aggregate sidewalk sections such as the sections in front of Caffe Piccolo (left) in downtown Camas and replaced them with safer, less slippery sidewalks (right). (Photo courtesy of the city of Camas)

Walking around downtown Camas has become a little less risky thanks to the city’s recent sidewalk improvement project.

Completed in time to greet thousands of Camas Days visitors, the project replaced more than 20 aggregate sidewalks sections that had received numerous complaints from pedestrians.

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