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South 20th Street reopens as Prairie Line Trail Phase 2 advances
Summary
South 20th Street between Jefferson and Pacific avenues has reopened after work on the Prairie Line Trail Phase 2; Hood Street work between South 20th and South 25th is expected to finish later this year, the city said.
City staff said South 20th Street between Jefferson and Pacific avenues has reopened to traffic following upgrades completed as part of the Prairie Line Trail Phase 2 project.
The broadcast described Phase 2 as a project to enhance active transportation by connecting the waterfront to downtown via trails. Improvements listed for the phase included trail construction, sewer upgrades and full pavement restoration.
As part of Phase 2, the city said work on Hood Street between South 20th and South 25th is expected to wrap up later this year and will link the University of Washington Tacoma campus to the Prairie Line Trail corridor.
The city directed residents to its website for project details and did not provide a contractor name or a total Phase 2 budget in the recorded segment.
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