Trinity Overlook Park -- Enjoy a Different View of Dallas
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The Trinity Overlook Park was officially opened on December 3, 2008 with the help of City and State dignitaries and MetLife. (L to R) Cutting the ribbon were Managing Partner, New England Financial, a MetLife Company, Paul Torres; Councilmember Dwaine Caraway; Councilmember Mitchell Rasansky; Councilmember Pauline Medrano; Councilmember Dr. Elba Garcia; City of Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert; Councilmember Steve Salazar; Councilmember Dave Neumann; Council-member Sheffie Kadane; Representative Terri Hodge; Councilmember Tennell Atkins; Councilmember Ron Natinsky. | |
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Attractive signage at the Trinity Overlook provides information on the Trinity River Corridor Project, the Trinity Lakes Park and the two Santiago Calatrava Bridges. | |
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The colorful entrance sign at the Trinity Overlook Park is a perfect complement to the soaring white sail shade structure and the informational signage at the park which overlooks the future site of the Urban Lake, Fountain Plaza, and Margaret McDermott Bridge (I-30). | |
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A panoramic view of the Trinity Overlook Park at 110 W. Commerce Street (corner of Beckley Avenue and Commerce Street). |
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| Trinity Overlook Ribbon Cutting (Video) | Councilmember Steve Salazar District 6 speaks to Univsion, Channel 23, explaining the Trinity Overlook Project and the different view it provides for visitors to the park. |