The City of Converse announced a Greenway Trail event in a Facebook post.
The opening is part of a longer effort to link the city’s parks with a Greenway Trail. The San Antonio Express-News reported that Converse’s 2015 recreation vision master plan set out to develop a greenway system connecting city parks. In January 2017, City Council authorized staff to seek a grant for an earlier trail link between Converse City Park and North Park—a past step in the project’s development, separate from today’s Phase II.
What Phase II is intended to connect
The city’s capital projects page describes Phase II as a concrete, multi-use path connecting the existing Phase I trail to Kitty Hawk Road. The page describes the project’s intended scope but does not establish that every planned feature is complete.
The Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization’s project list also identifies Phase II as a North Park-to-Kitty Hawk Road project and lists $2,067,964 for it in 2026. That listing provides funding context; it does not, by itself, confirm which construction elements are complete.
