New funding allocated for first phase of the Fjord Trail project
The $20 million allocated will go towards a new pedestrian overpass near the base of Breakneck Ridge.
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Apr 22, 2022, 12:47 AM
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Updated 979 days ago
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16h agoSen. James Skoufis announced new funding for the long-awaited first phase of the Fjord Trail Project.
The $20 million allocated will go towards a new pedestrian overpass near the base of Breakneck Ridge.
The first phase of the project will also include the development of an off-site parking location, which will eliminate the dangerous roadside parking along Route 9-D.
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