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Celebrate the Opening of the J Street Neighborhood Greenway in Tacoma’s Hilltop Neighborhood
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~ Tacoma, WA- The City of Tacoma is excited to announce the opening of the highly anticipated J Street Neighborhood Greenway on Thursday, September 4, 2025. Located at Edna Travis Park on 2301 South J Street, the greenway aims to improve safety and accessibility for community members traveling by foot, bike, or other means of transportation.

The grand opening celebration will kick off at 5:30 p.m. with a slow-paced, family-friendly bike ride along J Street. Led by 2nd Cycle Tacoma, this ride will give participants a chance to experience the greenway firsthand. At 6 p.m., a unique ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place where participants will ride through streamers instead of the traditional ribbon.

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In addition to the festivities, there will be opportunities for community members to learn more about the project and hear from project team members. The two-mile route stretches from North 3rd Street to South 27th Street and includes east-west connections on South 11th Street, Earnest S. Brazil Street, South 17th Street, and South 18th Street.

The J Street Neighborhood Greenway was designed with the goal of reducing speeding and creating a safer environment for those traveling to local businesses, schools, transit stops, parks, and other daily destinations. To learn more about this exciting new addition to Tacoma's transportation infrastructure, visit tacoma.gov/project/j-street-bicycle-boulevard/.

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