DDOT's Bus Priority Project Managers and the Ward 1 Community Engagement Specialist will attend ANC 1A's Transportation Committee meeting to discuss updates and project timelines for the 14th Street Bus Priority Project.
DDOT's Community Engagement and Project Managers of the Alabama Avenue SE Safety Improvements Study and the Wheeler Road Safety Improvements Study are attending the ANC 8C Monthly meeting to discuss the project scope of both projects, timelines and collect community feedback for safety improvements.
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) invites the public to participate in public meetings for the Connecticut Avenue NW Reversible Lanes and Multimodal Safety Project formerly known as the Connecticut Avenue NW Reversible Lane Safety and Operations Study.
There are two meeting dates—the same information will be presented on both days: Tuesday, June 28, 2022 (virtual only) and Wednesday, June 29, 2022 (in person).
For your convenience, the public meeting schedule is provided below for both the virtual meeting and the in-person meeting.
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) will host a virtual public meeting to discuss the drainage improvements and stormwater management practices that are being considered to alleviate flooding conditions on Connecticut Avenue NW at the Cleveland Park Metro Station and nearby intersections. Project staff will share the findings from the analysis of the Porter-Ordway sewershed and the sewer trunk on Porter Street NW. Project components include storm drain upgrades and stormwater management improvements west of Connecticut Avenue NW.
We are closing over a mile and a half of 7th Street to cars and opening them to people to freely bike, walk, and engage in a number of fun and social activities for the whole family on Saturday, June 4th. From Shaw all the way through the Penn Quarter, there is programming related to transportation safety, health, and fitness. You’ve never seen 7th Street like this before!
The event will take place from 9 – 3 pm. Don’t forget to bring your tennis shoes, water bottle, and a hat!
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) will host a virtual public meeting to discuss the Metropolitan Branch Trail - Blair Road to Piney Branch Road NW. DDOT will present design concept updates and receive community feedback. This is the second public meeting for this project, and DDOT will share updates to the proposed design and project schedule. For more information on this project please visit metbranchtrail.com.
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MEETING:
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) will host a virtual public meeting to provide information on how to participate in the upcoming PARK(ing) Day event. PARK(ing) Day is scheduled for Friday, September 16, and allows for the temporary transformation of on-street parking spaces to pop-up parks. The event time has been extended three hours from previous years, allowing for pop-up parks between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Residents, businesses, and community organizations can apply.
How to Join Online:
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and the National Park Service (NPS) will host their second public meeting to update the public on the construction progress made year to date and outline the construction activities that will occur in the next phase of the Rehabilitation of Rock Creek Park Multi-Use Trail and Pedestrian Bridge project. DDOT will continue to rehabilitate and construct more the 3.7 miles of the paved, multi-use trail, which spans Wards 1 through 4 from M Street in Georgetown to Broad Branch Road NW.
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) invites you to a virtual public meeting for the Rehabilitation of Eastern Avenue NE (from New Hampshire Avenue NE to Whittier Street NW) project. DDOT will share an update on the project and discuss the upcoming steps at this virtual public meeting. For more information about the project please visit ddot.dc.gov/page/rehabilitation-eastern-avenue.
The multi-modal Eastern Avenue NE project, whose limits extend from New Hampshire Avenue NE to the south to Whittier Street NW to the north, includes safety improvements for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists and improvements to its functionality and the corridor’s appearance.