Hennepin County is working to make it safer and easier for people who walk, bike, and roll to travel on Washington Avenue (County Road 152) between 5th and 11th avenues in downtown Minneapolis. We plan to make improvements starting in 2028.
Open house on potential design improvements
Join us for an open house to share your thoughts on potential bikeway and design improvements.
Tuesday, September 15 from 4:30 - 7 p.m.
Open Book Performance Hall (second floor)
1011 Washington Avenue South, Minneapolis
Project goals
Our designs will focus on ensuring people living, working and visiting the area can make connections safely and providing businesses with the access they need. Similar work was completed in 2017 on the Washington Avenue roadway and separated bikeway immediately to the west of 5th Avenue.
We’re including the following goals:
Providing safer ways for people walking, biking, and rolling to cross the roadway
Continuing the existing separated bikeway
Supporting transit to meet current and future needs
Making the area more inviting
Including green infrastructure
We’re collaborating with the city of Minneapolis on this project and will be using city and county plans to guide our work.
Hennepin County is working to make it safer and easier for people who walk, bike, and roll to travel on Washington Avenue (County Road 152) between 5th and 11th avenues in downtown Minneapolis. We plan to make improvements starting in 2028.
Open house on potential design improvements
Join us for an open house to share your thoughts on potential bikeway and design improvements.
Tuesday, September 15 from 4:30 - 7 p.m.
Open Book Performance Hall (second floor)
1011 Washington Avenue South, Minneapolis
Project goals
Our designs will focus on ensuring people living, working and visiting the area can make connections safely and providing businesses with the access they need. Similar work was completed in 2017 on the Washington Avenue roadway and separated bikeway immediately to the west of 5th Avenue.
We’re including the following goals:
Providing safer ways for people walking, biking, and rolling to cross the roadway
Continuing the existing separated bikeway
Supporting transit to meet current and future needs
Making the area more inviting
Including green infrastructure
We’re collaborating with the city of Minneapolis on this project and will be using city and county plans to guide our work.
