Department of Neighborhoods District 5 Virtual Meeting
Wednesday, March 19, 2025, 6:00pm
The Joe Louis Greenway is a recreational pathway that will unify Detroit’s neighborhoods, people and parks. Through this greenway, we strive to honor Joe Louis by providing equitable spaces through arts, programming, and economic opportunities for all.
The 27.5-mile greenway will connect parks and neighborhoods across the city, allowing residents to travel safely from McNichols to the riverfront—all without a car—through a combination of new trails, on-street protected bike lanes and links to existing trails like the Dequindre Cut and the RiverWalk. The greenway includes the cities of Dearborn, Hamtramck, and Highland Park, linking them to larger trail systems that crisscross the entire state as well as pass-through five council districts.
For more detailed information, you can read our award-winning Framework Plan. See links to Volume 1, Volume 2, and the Appendices below:
Department of Neighborhoods District 5 Virtual Meeting
Wednesday, March 19, 2025, 6:00pm
The City of Detroit is applying for two grants from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Trust Fund program.
The Joe Louis Greenway Story
Attached are a copy of our slides from our presentation on the District 6 Virtual Meeting. We provided an update of the JLG route in
Attached is a PDF copy of our September 6th presentation on Joe Louis Greenway alignment changes and Gordie Howe community benefits in Southwest Detroit.
Attached is a PDF copy of our June 7th presentation on Joe Louis Greenway concepts along Fullerton Avenue, Cherrylawn Street and Davison Avenue.
Attached is a copy of the slideshow (pdf) shared in the following series of community meetings and presentations: https://bit.ly/JLG-COO-2022
These meetings were intended to update community members about the design and construction progress of the Joe Louis Greenway between West Davison and East McNichols
Information on JLG Framework Plan Vol2 Design Standards
Information of Joe Louis Greenway - Hamtrack
Information of Joe Louis Greenway - Highland Park
Joe Louis Greenway "In The News"
The JLG Interactive Map
The City of Detroit was awarded a grant from the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan to work with the community to develop signage that recognizes the history of neighborhoods adjacent to the first segment of the greenway between Warren Avenue and Joy Road, and stories shared by longtime residents in these neighborhoods.
Information of Joe Louis Greenway - NorthEast
Information of Joe Louis Greenway - Northwest
Information on Joe Louis Greenway -SouthEast
Community Engagement in Southwest Detroit
Upcoming Public Meetings - Joe Louis Greenway
Phase 1 Construction Update
Framework Plan information
JLG Citizen Advisory Council
Document Library
Donations