The Westside Coalition recently joined city leaders, trail planners, and community members for a walk along the Jordan River Trail—starting at Fisher Mansion and ending at Cottonwood Park. This collaborative event highlighted both the promise and the challenges of restoring this vital corridor through Salt Lake City’s Westside.
Participants discussed trail improvements, environmental restoration, and public safety concerns, while also celebrating the progress already underway. The walk reflected a growing commitment to making the Jordan River Trail a safe, welcoming, and vibrant space for everyone.
As the Salt Lake Tribune reports, efforts like the Emerald Ribbon Action Plan are guiding long-term transformation, but lasting change depends on collective involvement. From addressing crime and homelessness to improving access and beautification, the path forward requires sustained leadership and community support.
The Jordan River is a defining feature of the Westside. Reclaiming it is not just about infrastructure—it’s about equity, environmental justice, and shared stewardship.
Read the full article from The Salt Lake Tribune here.