IMPORTANT MESSAGE
We have been closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation. To safeguard the public and our employees, WDBA staff will be working remotely and our Community Offices in Sandwich and Southwest Detroit are closed until further notice. The WDBA head office at 100 Ouellette Avenue in Windsor is closed to visitors. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. The safety and well-being of our guests and our community are our top priority. We look forward to resuming regularly scheduled business when it is deemed safe to do so and will continue to monitor the situation as it progresses. We encourage those with questions about the Gordie Howe International Bridge project to contact us at 1-844-322-1773 or email us at info@wdbridge.com.
Mensaje importante
Hemos estado muy pendientes de la situación del COVID19. Con el fin de proteger al público y a nuestros empleados, nuestras oficinas comunitarias en Sandwich y Southwest Detroit están cerradas hasta nuevo aviso. Nuestra oficina ubicada en 100 Ouellette Avenue, en Windsor está cerrado a los visitantes. Nuestro personal de WDBA están trabajando remotamente. Sentimos mucho las molestias que ello pudiera ocasionar. La seguridad y bienestar de nuestros huéspedes y nuestra comunidad son nuestra principal prioridad. Esperamos reanudar actividades de manera regular una vez que se considere seguro hacerlo. Continuaremos pendientes de la situación a medida que avanza. Animamos a quienes tengan preguntas sobre el proyecto del Puente Internacional Gordie Howe a llamarnos por teléfono al 1-844-322-1773 o a enviarnos un correo electrónico a info@wdbridge.com
The West End Art Project Grand Reveal
Two popular Sandwich gathering spots are home to four new community art pieces thanks to funding by the Gordie Howe International Bridge Community Benefits Plan. The four installations were developed as part of Life After Fifty’s West End Art Project, which received $20,000 in Community Benefit Plan funding earlier this year. The project targeted youth involvement and the development of art that would reflect the history and culture of the Sandwich community.
Community Benefits Plan Supports New Southwest Detroit Park
Visitors to the new Fort Street Bridge Park in southwest Detroit can learn more about the area’s history, thanks to a sculpture funded by the Gordie Howe International Bridge Community Benefits Plan.
Serving as a centerpiece for the park, the sculpture called “March On” is comprised of salvaged metal materials from the former, historic bascule bridge that spanned the river at the Fort Street Bridge Park site. The sculpture symbolizes the 1932 Hunger March and restoration of the Rouge River, which is transitioning to an important recreational amenity.
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Gordie Howe International Bridge garners more industry award nominations
The Gordie Howe International Bridge project is up for two more prestigious industry. AECOM, a member of Bridging North America and responsible for the design of the bridge, Ports of Entry and Michigan Interchange, was nominated for Autodesk’s 2020 AEC Excellence Award for Infrastructure Design in the larger project category as well as the 2020 CanBIM Design and Engineering Award.
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