Another milestone is reached for the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
with the keystone of the new arch in place. The top of the arch
was hoisted into place on Saturday, June 26, 2010.
Trinity
River – A new Future
The Trinity River Corridor Project is the
most complex and the largest urban development effort undertaken
by the city and it will make Dallas the envy of other large cities
as it transforms a flood protection solution into an opportunity
for community revitalization, economic development and the creation
of a world-class greenway.
CALLING ALL ENTRIES
2010 Trinity River Photo Contest
New contest June 30th thru October 15th.
View 2009 Contest Winners as a PowerPoint or PDF.
(Note: PowerPoint may take several minutes to download.)
Riverfront Blvd. Public Information Workshop
Materials
My Trinity River News
July 2010
(Archives)
Trinity Overlook Park -- Enjoy a Different View
of Dallas
Trinity River Audubon Center Comes to Life!
Trinity River Audubon Center Information Fact Sheet (Adobe PDF)
View photos from the Trinity River Audubon Center Opening
The Great Trinity Forest Management Plan 2008
Historic
Trinity River Flows into a vibrant new Future!
Resources
- Trinity River Corridor Project Overview (Adobe PDF)
- Trinity River Corridor Project Survey Now On-Line: Take part in the Trinity River Corridor Project Survey, designed to gauge public awareness and obtain resident input on the project.
- Trinity River Project Opens First Wetland and Awards Major Contract
- Trinity River Corridor Comprehensive Land Use Plan - Final Plan and Implementation Strategy
- The Texas Buckeye Video Trail
- Trinity River Committee Meeting Agendas
- Draft Trinity River Corridor Special Purpose District (6.1 MB pdf)
Margaret Hunt Hill
Bridge Construction
If you have property in a floodplain, adjacent to a floodplain or behind a levee visit Floodplain Information.
- Trinity River
Audubon Center
Photographer:
Jeremy Woodhouse
