City Sweep & Trail Clean Up

The Linn County Trails Association is partnering with the City of Cedar Rapids on a City Sweep, this weekend, Saturday, October 23rd.  The City of Cedar Rapids will focus on beautifying the following neighborhoods:

Mound View
Meeting Location: Imago Christi Church (1700 B Ave NE)
Contact: Emily Meyer (431-3080)

Northwest
Meeting Location: A&W on Ellis (1136  Ellis Blvd NW)
Contact: Robert Zeck (294-4872)

Wellington Heights
Meeting Location: Wellington House (392 15th St SE)
Contact: Terry Bilsland (366-3427)

Taylor Area
Meeting Location: Taylor School front parking lot (720 7th Ave SW)
Contact Amy Buelow (241-9055)

The City of Cedar Rapids will be supporting LCTA on the Trail clean up day on November 6th by providing trash bags. 

*Wearing work gloves and boots is recommended!!!


Traffic Notice for Trail Crossing

Beginning Monday, October 18, 2010, at 7 a.m., 20th Street NE between K Avenue and F Avenue will be closed for installation of  a trail crossing.  The road will be closed for approximately ten (10) days, weather permitting.  Traffic should seek an alternate route.


More Ways to Serve You!

The Linn County Trails Association has launched a  new website and communication tool.  We've invested in technology to ensure that trail users, friends of the trails, and those interested in trail development have an ability to stay connected to current trail developments.

There are several new enhancements with the website and our communication tools.  Here are a few highlights -
- Trail users can now view detailed trails maps with descriptions and lengths of the trail
- Trail users can report problems on the trail with the appropriate governing body
- Trail users can get instant feedback about the status of trails
- Facebook and Twitter, and email communication (www.facebook.com/lctrails or www.twitter.com/lctrails)

We encourage you to go explore, give us your feedback and take advantage of the resources on the website.

Thanks again for supporting the trails in Linn County!

Happy Trails,

Geoff Eastburn