Westside Non-Motorized Improvements

Looking across an empty crosswalk on the road.
Project Overview The Westside Non-Motorized Improvements Project (ES563) will add and improve bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure in 15 locations throughout Bellingham, primarily on the west side of town. The project includes improvements in the following areas: Project Status – November 2024 All improvements are complete. We are continuing to collect data and public input related ... Read more

Little Squalicum Pier: Phase 1

Squalicum Pier
This project included minor renovations of the existing pier structure at Little Squalicum Park for public use. The City acquired a portion of the pier through a donation from the Lehigh Hanson/Heidelberg Cement Group. The pier was originally constructed in 1912 by the Olympic Portland Cement Company and was designed to carry railcars that delivered processed cement ... Read more

F Street Crossing

​​​​​​​​Project Overview As part of ongoing efforts to create railway “Quiet Zones,” the F Street at Roeder crossing was upgraded with important safety improvements. This project improves safety for trains, vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists. Project benefits include: This project was funded by Federal RAIL Funds and the Bellingham Transportation Fund. Status – 2023 Construction was ... Read more

Waypoint Park & Waterfront Trail

Description This project is a continuation of the award-winning Waypoint Park and will complete the waterfront trail connection from Roeder Avenue to Laurel Street.  Coordination with other agencies and the adjoining property owners will also be required to ensure a seamless and integrated design with private development and other public spaces and plazas connecting to ... Read more

Salish Landing

​Description Formerly referred to as “Cornwall Beach Park” this waterfront site has been given a new name that is more fitting of its grandeur and proximity to the Bay. “Salish Landing” was recommended as the new name by the Bellingham Parks and Recreation Board after an extensive public process. The Bellingham City Council formally adopted ... Read more
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