Lakewood Weekly Managers Bulletin March 7, 2025 - City of Lakewood

The City of Lakewood recently partnered with the Nisqually Indian Tribe for the 2025 Leschi Honor Walk, which took place on February 28 at Fort Steilacoom Park. This event celebrated Indigenous heritage and was marked by speeches from tribal leaders regarding Chief Leschi's legacy and the historical importance of the prairie lands. Plans are underway for the Nisqually Loop Trail, which will feature interpretive exhibits showcasing Nisqually art and educational content, with construction expected to start later this year. Additionally, a public meeting hosted by the city's Parks and Recreation Community Advisory Board is scheduled for March 8, inviting residents to discuss the development of public access points to Lake Steilacoom. Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland was instrumental in securing $2.

5 million in federal funding for significant roadway upgrades on South Tacoma Way, enhancing the city's infrastructure. The article reflects Lakewood's dedication to honoring Indigenous history while addressing community needs through public engagement and infrastructure development. Local residents are encouraged to participate in the upcoming meeting to share their thoughts on improving access to public resources. Overall, the bulletin underscores the city's commitment to fostering community and preserving local history.