DC PLUG Open House
DDOT and Pepco invites Ward 8 residents to a virtual community meeting to discuss the DC Power Line Undergrounding (DC PLUG) initiative, with an emphasis on Feeder 14758, located in Ward 8.
DDOT and Pepco invites Ward 8 residents to a virtual community meeting to discuss the DC Power Line Undergrounding (DC PLUG) initiative, with an emphasis on Feeder 14758, located in Ward 8.
We're bringing our community meetings to you! Do you live, work, recreate, or worship in Northwest DC? We want to hear from you about the transportation system’s functions, needs, and possible improvements that will enhance your quality of life. Come share your thoughts on transportation safety and access with the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) for the Near Northwest III Safety and Mobility Study.
Celebrating the opening of DDOT's new headquarters at 250 M St SE
DDOT will present an overview of the project, the construction schedule, and what to expect during construction.
We're bringing our community meetings to you! Do you live, work, recreate, or worship in Northwest DC? We want to hear from you about the transportation system’s functions, needs, and possible improvements that will enhance your quality of life. Come share your thoughts on transportation safety and access with DDOT for the Near Northwest III Safety and Mobility Study.
DDOT is updating its long-range, multimodal transportation plan, moveDC, to determine the agency’s priorities over the next two decades. DDOT will host two virtual public meetings to review how the goals and policies identified in the first round of the survey released in October 2020 will be potentially implemented.
To assist in National Parks Service’s presentation of plans for the 15th Street NW protected bike lane between Pennsylvania Avenue and the Jefferson Memorial.
Sharon Kershbaum currently serves as the Director of the District Department of Transportation (DDOT). Sharon is an experienced transformational leader and has held executive roles within local, state, and federal governments as well as the private and not-for-profit sectors.
The Public Space Committee meets monthly to review and render decisions on a variety of types of permit applications for the use and occupancy of the public right of way that does not fall within the regular permitting process such as sidewalk cafes; over-height retaining walls; over-height fences; and security bollards.