WYOMING, Mich. — The 28th Street pedestrian bridge in Wyoming officially opened, providing residents with a safe crossing over one of the city's busiest roads after decades of need and two years of construction. The bridge addresses a critical safety concern for pedestrians navigating 28th Street, which sees approximately 30,000 vehicles daily. The bridge features multiple access points with staircases on both sides of 28th Street, making it convenient for residents to reach different areas of town. The pedestrian bridge connects to Wyoming's newer trail systems, part of the city's broader initiative to create more walk able infrastructure for residents. City officials hope the bridge will serve as a connection point that brings more business to the area by providing residents with easier and safer access to both sides of 28th Street.