Miami Secures $20 Million Federal Grant for Pedestrian Bridge to New Stadium
Miami has received a $20 million federal grant to construct a 1,450-foot pedestrian bridge connecting the Miami Intermodal Center to the new Nu Stadium at Freedom Park. This funding significantly increases the project's scope from an initial $5 million state-funded…
Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, July 21, 2026 —
Miami has been awarded a substantial $20 million federal grant to fund the construction of a new pedestrian bridge. The bridge will span 1,450 feet and is designed to link the Miami Intermodal Center directly to the newly planned Nu Stadium at Freedom Park.
This significant federal investment marks a considerable expansion of the project’s initial scope. Prior to this grant, the initiative was planned with a $5 million allocation from state funding. The new funding injects a substantial amount, enabling a larger-scale construction effort.
The primary objective of the pedestrian bridge is to enhance safe transit access for individuals traveling to and from the stadium. Additionally, the bridge is intended to support access to the surrounding mixed-use development planned for the Freedom Park area. The project aims to create a more integrated and accessible transportation network for residents and visitors attending events at the new stadium.
Details regarding the timeline for construction and specific design elements of the 1,450-foot bridge were not provided in the summary. The total project cost, beyond the $20 million federal grant, was also not specified. Further information regarding the contractor or specific bidding processes has not been released.
Story summarized from the original created by Miami Wire Staff 2 on miamiwire.com, see more information here.
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