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Board of Commissioners Celebrate Groundbreaking

Source: CNBNews · Jul 26, 2026, 10:00 AM

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Camden County officials, including Commissioner Jeffrey Nash, are celebrating the groundbreaking of the next phase of the Camden County LINK Trail.

This 0.4-mile segment will connect Somerdale Road to Wakonda Road, extending the trail between Somerdale and Hi-Nella. The project marks the second LINK Trail section entering construction in 2026, continuing expansion of this regional recreational pathway.

Key points

  • Second LINK Trail section beginning construction in 2026
  • 0.4-mile segment connecting Somerdale Road to Wakonda Road
  • Trail will extend from Somerdale to Hi-Nella
  • Commissioner Jeffrey Nash and local elected officials participating in groundbreaking
  • Part of larger Camden County recreational infrastructure expansion

FAQ

What is the Camden County LINK Trail?
The LINK Trail is a recreational pathway project in Camden County designed to connect communities in the region. The current groundbreaking celebrates expansion of this multi-use trail system.
Where is the new trail segment located?
The new 0.4-mile segment will run from Somerdale Road to Wakonda Road, extending the trail between the municipalities of Somerdale and Hi-Nella in Camden County.
When will construction begin?
The groundbreaking event marks the start of construction for this section in 2026, making it the second LINK Trail segment to enter active construction that year.

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