The Regional Wabash River Greenway Project will take the Wabash River Enhancement Corporation’s local corridor efforts to the next level connecting our parks, trails, history, and cultural destinations regionally, and positioning our future Lafayette-West Lafayette urban riverfront as a vibrant destination along the world class Wabash River Greenway
Tippecanoe County Commissioner Thomas MurtaughVice President, District 3 
The Wabash River Greenway will attract visitors and recreational tourists to our peaceful and quaint river cities and towns - benefiting local merchants and adding quality of life amenities for all to enjoy.
Fountain County Commissioner, Tim ShumakerSecretary 
Delphi welcomes all recreation enthusiasts and heritage tourists to our community in anticipation of the Wabash River Greenway’s arrival. Our 14 miles of trails connect greenway users to: our Opera House performances; a packet boat operating on the Wabash & Erie Canal and stunning overlooks from Monon High Bridge and Sunset Point. Shopping, dining, and entertainment await Wabash River Greenway visitors to Delphi!
Mayor Anita WerlingCity of Delphi 
The Wabash River Greenway will bring quality of life amenities to our region and is exactly what is needed in Warren County to attract new talent, promote economic development and spawn new job opportunities.
Ben DispennettExecutive Director, Warren County Local Economic Development Organization (LEDO) 
This 90 mile long Wabash River Greenway Corridor Master Plan is a critically important regional tool to build the necessary coalitions to achieve the greenway vision and demonstrate the advantages that a destination trail will bring to all jurisdictions along its route. Imagine riding your bike along the Little Turtle Waterway and enjoying a continuous greenway experience to each of these destinations- France Park, Delphi’s Canal Interpretive Center and Prophetstown State Park - I can’t wait to do just that!
Arin Shaver, AICPExecutive Director, Cass County Planning Department 