Senator Martin Celebrates $500,000 Allocation for The Wallace Barnes Accessible Nature Trail

HARTFORD, CT – Senator Henri Martin (R-Bristol) is honored to announce the allocation of $500,000 to The Wallace Barnes Accessible Nature Trail by the State Bond Commission, which will receive final approval on Friday, December 20. This funding marks a significant step forward in enhancing accessibility to the natural beauty of Bristol for all residents.

“The Wallace Barnes Accessible Nature Trail is not just an investment in our community’s infrastructure, but a tribute to a remarkable individual whose legacy is deeply woven into the fabric of Bristol. I am excited that everyone, regardless of their mobility, will have the opportunity to enjoy this trail while taking in the beautiful surroundings of our city. This project is a heartfelt way to honor Wallace’s memory and ensure that it remains alive in our community,” said Senator Martin.

“I am eager to see our community embrace this trail, creating a space where everyone can gather, explore, and appreciate the outdoors together.”

Senator Martin extends his gratitude to Governor Lamont and the State Bond Commission for their support and recognition of the significance of this project. He looks forward to working closely with town officials to ensure the proper allocation and disbursement of funds for the trail’s development.