Municue
Dallas, TX

Five Mile Creek Trail

project
3 mentions across 2 events
The Five Mile Creek Trail is a multi-use recreational trail in southern Dallas running along Five Mile Creek through Oak Cliff. It is part of a larger greenbelt development project involving trail expansion, new parks, and pedestrian infrastructure designed to improve connectivity and access to green space in the community.
2 eventsLast active Tracked since $25.8M city spending

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grant (3)
parks (3)
transportation (3)
environment (2)
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Park & Recreation Department3
Texas Department of Transportation3
Federal Highway Administration2
Trust for Public Land2
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March 2025

Consent Agenda
City Council →

Authorizes acceptance of a $6,436,263 USDOT FY2023 RAISE grant and a $1,609,066 Trust for Public Land match fund—totaling $8,045,329—for planning, design, and engineering of the Five Mile Creek Trail through September 30, 2029.

…he amount of $6,436,263.00 to support planning, design, and engineering for the Five Mile Creek Trail from the effective date of award through September 30, 2029; (2) the establishm…

$8.0M

February 2025

Consent Agenda
City Council →

Authorizes an Advance Funding Agreement with FHWA through TxDOT for the Five Mile Creek Trail Transportation Alternatives Set-Aside Program, covering design and construction from Hampton Road at Kiest Boulevard to Westmoreland Road at Pentagon Parkway, with total project cost of $8,667,496 funded by federal, state, and Trust for Public Land local match contributions.

…lternatives Set-Aside (TASA) Program Project for design and construction of the Five Mile Creek Trail from Hampton Road at Kiest Boulevard to Westmoreland Road at Pentagon Parkway i…

$1.7M
Consent Agenda
City Council →

Authorization of an Advance Funding Agreement with FHWA through TxDOT under the CMAQ Program for design and construction of the Five Mile Creek Trail, with total project funding of $16,101,316 including $15,246,000 in net federal funds appropriated to a city grant fund and a $3,080,000 local match via Transportation Development Credits.

…on Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Program for design and construction of the Five Mile Creek Trail in the amount of $16,101,316.00 of which the Federal portion is $15,400,000.00…

$16.1M