Interstate 5 will close for eight hours in both directions in Clark County overnight Sept. 13 to allow crews to install transformer lines near Vancouver’s Main Street overpass.
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Source: The Columbian
Interstate 5 in Clark County will close in both directions one night this month for utility work
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