By Gary Lloyd
TRUSSVILLE — As the demolition of Jack Wood Stadium in Trussville begins in late January, where will those who use the track for exercise go?
Trussville City Schools has a plan for that.
The orange circle around the Trussville Civic Center shows the route of the public walking path.
photo courtesy of Trussville City Schools
The school system has gotten the OK from the Trussville Civic Center for the public to park there and use a walking path that encircles the civic center, passing in front of the football field house on Husky Parkway and Hewitt-Trussville Stadium.
Two laps around the path equals one mile.
“This would be a great place to go,” Trussville City Schools Superintendent Pattie Neill said.
Those using the walking path may also use the civic center’s restrooms.
This is a temporary solution for walkers and runners until the demolition of Jack Wood Stadium and completion of the elementary school are completed. There will eventually be a modified track where the current track at Jack Wood Stadium is.
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