The District Department of Transportation (DDOT), in partnership with Ward 5 Councilmember Zachary Parker, invites you to attend public meetings for the South Dakota Avenue Corridor Safety Project from Riggs Road NE to Bladensburg Road NE. DDOT will be hosting two meetings: a virtual meeting on Thursday, May 30, 2024, and an in-person meeting on Saturday, June 1, 2024.
The Ward 3 Community Engagement Specialist from DDOT will be joining the Mayor's Office of Community Relations (MOCRS), the Department of Buildings (DOB), the Department of Public Works (DPW), and neighbors on a CORE team walk to observe issues in the Ward 3 Community.
The Ward 8 Community Engagement Specialist will participate in a virtual meeting with residents and the ANC to address community concerns regarding the alley on Bangor Street SE.
DDOT's Ward 2 Community Engagement Specialist will attend the ANC 2D monthly public meeting and present updates on missing call boxes, outstanding Traffic Safety Inputs, and other DDOT service-related issues. To participate, visit https://www.anc2d.org/.
DDOT's Ward 8 Community Engagement Specialist, Keith Jones, and Active Transportation Branch Manager, Michael Alvino, will join the DC Bicycle Advisory Council for their May General Monthly Meeting. For guidance on how to participate, visit http://www.bikedcbike.org/.
DDOT's Ward 5 Community Engagement Specialist, Dalando Baker, will attend the Stronghold Civic Association's monthly meeting to discuss a traffic safety request from residents for a traffic signal at Farragut Street NE and Nother Capitol Street NE and community concerns for the intersection of Girard Street and North Capitol Street SE. For guidance on how to participate, visit https://www.strongholddc.org/.
DDOT's Community Engagement Manager and Transportation Engineer will meet with the community to discuss the 17th Street NE Safety Project and share the 65% design plans to collect feedback.
Today, the Bowser Administration announces a new program to curb the dangerous and illegal vehicle passing of stopped school buses and ensure the highest level of safety for our children. Under the Stop-Arm Safety Program, the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and the Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) have installed stop-arm safety cameras on 25 OSSE school buses to help curb dangerous driving behavior.
DDOT's Ward1 Community Engagement Specialist, Streetlight Team, will join Councilmember Nadeau and staff to observe streetlight brightness and neighborhood concerns sent to the Councilmember.
DDOT's Ward 6 Community Engagement Specialist and Traffic Safety Representative will attend the ANC 6B-06 meeting to discuss residents' concerns about the Notice of Intent (NOI) 24-96 for safety improvements at 13th Street, Independence Avenue, and Kentucky Avenue SE. To participate, visit https://anc6b.org/.