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The project includes construction of pedestrian lighting, and security camera installation for the existing Manayunk Bridge Trail. Miller Brothers Electrical Contractors serve as lead contractors for the project. The $1.5-million project is being funded by the City of Philadelphia, and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation in partnership with the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, the Manayunk Development Corporation, and Lower Merion Township. We are excited to make investments that ensure our trail network is safe, well maintained, and accessible to all.” “Philadelphia’s 184 miles of trails connect us to nature and each other. “As residents look to get outdoors and use more sustainable transportation methods, our trail system has become more popular than ever before,” said Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Commissioner Kathryn Ott Lovell. In addition, the iconic bridge will now be lit at night, enhancing the aesthetics of the Manayunk neighborhood. Lighting and security cameras will ensure a safe public amenity for all, including both commuters and recreational users.

over the winter months). Once the project is complete, the public will be able to access the trail 24 hours a day year-round, with no daily gate closures. Since opening in 2015, the Manayunk Bridge trail has provided a key connection between Philadelphia and Lower Merion Township. Currently, the trail is only open during daylight hours (8:00 a.m. The project will improve access and make the trail bridge safer and more welcoming. PHILADELPHIA – Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Commissioner Kathryn Ott Lovell today announced the start of an improvement project to the Manayunk Bridge Trail.

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