The Moses Lake Trails Planning Team is working to increase the use of the city’s walking and biking trails. The Team’s master plan for an integrated trail system was adopted by the Moses Lake City Council as part of the Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plan and by Grant County as part of the 6-year road plan in 2005. A recent success of the program, the completion of the Dogwood Court crossing project, was celebrated in a formal dedication ceremony in April. Several other projects are being completed with the help and support of civic groups, volunteers, local businesses and community leaders. Moses Lake’s trails and the work of the Trails Team will be showcased in the Healthy Communities’ sponsored Family Triathlon on June 10 th and 11 th.

Target Audience: Moses Lake Residents and Visitors

Evaluation: Monitoring progress toward the master plan objectives, including documenting trail usage.

Partners: Healthy Communities Moses Lake, Moses Lake City Council , Mose Lake Parks and Recreation Department, Washington State Department of Transportation, Washington State Department of Health, Safe Routes to School, Local Businesses, and Civic Groups.

Lead Agency: Healthy Communities Moses Lake’s Trails Planning Team is working on creating a network of linked paths that will be used throughout Moses Lake for exercise, recreation, transportation, tourism to promote healthier lifestyles for our community

For More Information:
James Kissee
360-236-3623
Healthy Communities Mose Lake

Grants Available for Pedestrian and Bicycle Transportation Projects

Please also see "Grants Available for Pedestrian and Bicycle Transportation Projects" in the Access to Low-Cost Recreational Opportunities section of this issue.