Join the City of Chattanooga for an upcoming Community Information Session to learn about a proposed investment that could enhance river access and connectivity in key areas of the city.

This session will provide an overview of a grant proposal seeking $1.8 million from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation to support two impactful projects: the addition of a large multi-use dock at Coolidge Park and improved connectivity between the Ramsey Community Center and the Brainerd Levee.

Attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Learn how these projects could expand access to the Tennessee River and nearby recreation amenities

• Understand how improved connectivity can strengthen community connections and outdoor experiences

• Share input and help shape how these enhancements serve local residents and visitors

Projects like these play an important role in creating a more connected system of outdoor recreation experiences along the Tennessee River—supporting community vitality, access to nature, and long-term quality of life.

Session Details:

• March 25 | 5:00 p.m.
  Grymes Outdoor Chattanooga Center
  200 River St.

Whether you’re a nearby resident, river user, or simply interested in the future of Chattanooga’s riverfront, your perspective is valuable. All are welcome to attend.