ANC 7B's Monthly Meeting
DDOT's Ward 7 Community Engagement Specialist will attend this virtual meeting to present and discuss ANC 7B transportation and safety issues and updates. To participate, visit http://anc7b.com/.
DDOT's Ward 7 Community Engagement Specialist will attend this virtual meeting to present and discuss ANC 7B transportation and safety issues and updates. To participate, visit http://anc7b.com/.
DDOT's Bus Priority Team and Community Engagement Specialist will attend and present on the Georgia Ave Bus Priority Project to members of the First Baptist Church.
DDOT's Ward 6 Community Engagement Specialist will attend to this virtual meeting to discuss current DDOT guidance and standards around EV charging programs. For guidance on how to participate, visit https://anc6b.org/.
DDOT's Ward 5 Community Engagement Specialist will join in speaking about updates related to DC Water’s Northeast Boundary Tunnel project. To participate, visit https://anc.dc.gov/page/advisory-neighborhood-commission-5e for guidance.
DDOT's Community Engagement Manager and Active Transportation Planner will join to discuss the 17th Street NE and Mt. Olivet Street NE Safety Project. To participate, visit http://www.anc5d.org/.
DDOT's Ward 7 Community Engagement Specialist will attend to present and discuss transportation and safety issues and updates within the 7D SMD. To participate, visit https://anc.dc.gov/event/anc-7d-monthly-meeting.
DDOT's Ward 6 Community Engagement Specialist will attend to discuss current DDOT guidance and standards around EV charging. To participate, visit https://anc6a.org/community-calendar/.
DDOT's Ward 3 Community Engagement Specialist will attend this virtual meeting to discuss the Connecticut Avenue Bike Lane project and answer DDOT service-related community questions. To participate, visit https://anc3f.com/ to learn more.
(WASHINGTON, DC) – The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) announced that the largest Open Streets event will return to Georgia Avenue NW on Saturday, October 1, 2022. During the event, the District will close three miles of Georgia Avenue, between Barry Place NW and Missouri Avenue, to cars. From 10 am to 3 pm, the corridor will be open to residents and visitors to walk, bike, run, and scooter through, and visitors will have opportunities to support local businesses and participate in a range of activities.
PARK(ing) Day 2022 will be held on Friday, September 16, 2022. This widely popular event—where residents, businesses, and community organizations temporarily convert on-street parking spaces into pop-up parks—will be extended three additional hours from previous years to run from 9:00 a.m. through 7:00 p.m.