City leaders gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony recently to mark the completion of the seismic retrofit of the historic Leimert Bridge, a key Oakland landmark spanning Sausal Creek and Dimond Canyon.
Built in 1926 and designed by George Posey, the 357-foot open-spandrel arch bridge was once the largest of its kind on the West Coast and has connected Park Boulevard to the Oakmore neighborhood for nearly a century. It was designated a City of Oakland landmark in 1980.
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