Moss-Wright Park Traffic Recirculation and Pedestrian Improvements
Summary
The LPRF grant project to fix traffic flow and add pedestrian improvements at Moss-Wright is stalled waiting on TDEC's approval of an archaeological report. No construction that would disrupt youth sports leagues is expected before next summer.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 19, 2026.
Impact analysis
Grant-funded, so the main cost to the city so far has been time — the project is in a holding pattern pending state review.
Everyone who drives, parks, or walks at Moss-Wright — especially families navigating busy game days.
Mentions & discussions (4)
General - Aug 19, 2026
A grant-funded project to rework traffic flow and add pedestrian improvements at Moss-Wright Park is moving toward design. The roundabout piece is delayed a year so it won't disrupt sports leagues.
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - May 26, 2026
The LPRF grant project to fix traffic flow and add pedestrian improvements at Moss-Wright is stalled waiting on TDEC's approval of an archaeological report. No construction that would disrupt youth sports leagues is expected before next summer.
Tree Board - May 20, 2026
A 2025 LPRF grant-funded project to rework traffic flow and pedestrian access at Moss-Wright Park. As of February, a TDEC-required archeological dig had pushed the start date back.
General - Jan 15, 2026
Before the park's traffic project can move forward, the state requires archaeological testing because the park's east side holds significant Native American artifacts and burial sites. The $24,300 study isn't covered by the project grant, so the city will fund it directly.
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