Ribbon Cutting and Community Bike Ride to Celebrate Coombs Creek Trail Extensions to Moss Park and Beckley Ave.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 9, 2025

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Jake Ettinger, Policy Advisor, Council Member Chad West
jake.ettinger@dallas.gov

Andrea Hawkins, Manager, Marketing & Media Relations
Dallas Park and Recreation Department
andrea.hawkins@dallas.gov

What	North Oak Cliff residents will celebrate the double Coombs Creek Trail Ribbon Cutting. This “double” celebration will kick off at Moss Park, where the City of Dallas’ Park and Recreation Department recently finished the Coombs Creek Trail extension to Moss Park. The new trail extensions on the west and east create a nearly 4-mile trail for North Oak Cliff neighbors to safely walk, stroll, skate, and bike. Coombs Creek Trail provides a vital east-west connection for much of District 1, connecting residents to green space, neighbors, and businesses.
Who	Chad West, Council Member, District 1 JR Huerta, Park Board Vice Chair, Council District 1 Dr. Elba Garcia, Dallas County Commissioner, District 4
When	3:30 p.m., Friday, April 11, 2025
Where	Moss Park 119 S Plymouth Rd. Dallas, Texas 75211
Event logistics and timeline: 3:30 to 3:40pm: Attendees will gather at Moss Park (by 119 S Plymouth Rd) 3:40 to 4:00pm: Elected officials will deliver remarks 4:00pm: Ribbon cutting #1 at Moss Park 4:00pm to 4:30pm: Community 4-mile bike ride along Coombs Creek Trail to Beckley Ave. 4:30pm: Ribbon cutting #2 and photo opportunity on Coombs Creek Bridge (access from 1651 Jr Dr) 4:30 to 5:00pm: Attendees can bike back to Moss Park, bike home, or celebrate at Chip’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers (1605 N Beckley Ave.) ###