Rattlesnake Bridge Diamondback Bridge

Artist Simon Donovan created the design. KGUN 9 reported in 2020 that the city hired the artist before the engineer, so the artist's ideas took priority over the engineer's bridge design. It opened in May 2002 after a ribbon-cutting that, according to KGUN 9 in 2020, nearly 1,000 people attended, at a cost the station gave as $2.5 million.

KGUN 9's 2020 profile gives the bridge as 280 feet long and recalls a dedication-day line describing it as 11 feet tall inside and 14 feet wide at the belly. At the south end is a rattle it describes as 20 feet tall and 300 pounds, which makes a rattling sound as people exit. According to KGUN 9, the rattle was cut from the original contract because officials expected it to fail within a year, and a donor later paid to add it.

On awards, KGUN 9 said in 2020 that the bridge won nearly a dozen, including the American Public Works Association's National Project of the Year; the fabricator Paramount Roll & Forming says nine. The city announced in March 2025 that repairs would begin on 10 March, covering sandblasting, repairs to cracked concrete and repainting the lower section, with completion targeted for mid-June 2025. During that work the bridge was to be closed to pedestrians and cyclists, with detours onto Euclid Avenue.