Show your support for bicycle and pedestrian improvements!
Description:
2024 Paving and Restriping Meetings
Date:
April and March
FCDOT will hold a series of virtual public meetings to get feedback on bicycle and pedestrian improvements planned as part of VDOT’s annual paving and restriping program. Learn about what is planned (and what is NOT planned) in your neighborhood, and share your feedback. Show support for safety improvements, and share concerns about missed opportunities. Find out more: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/transportation/2024-paving-and-restriping-program
Links to proposed projects, recordings of meetings, and feedback links should be available soon.
Its Budget Season! Speak up!
Description:
Provide Feedback
Date:
March and April
On February 20, 2024, County Executive Bryan Hill presented the FY2025 Advertised Budget Plan to the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors. Wherever you live in Fairfax County, now is the time to reach out to your Supervisor and offer feedback on the budget. A series of “Town Hall” meetings have been scheduled. Click here for the list of town hall meetings:
https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/budget/fy-2025-budget-town-hall-meetings
Did you miss our advocacy email – check out Fairfax FSS’s suggestions for feedback!
Fairfax County Bike Parking Guidelines
Description:
Virtual Meeting
Date:
Tuesday, March 19th at 6pm
The Fairfax County Department of Transportation will host a virtual meeting on the updated Bicycle Parking Guidelines on Tuesday, March 19, 2024, at 6 p.m. FCDOT staff will present information on the updated guidance, answer question and welcome feedback from attendees.
Feedback and public comments will be accepted through April 2, 2024, online or by calling 703-890-5898, Project Code 6997.
Comment on Visualize 2050
Description:
Public Comment (on-line)
Date:
Thru March 30th
The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) at the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments is seeking public feedback through March 30 on the Visualize 2050 National Capital Region Transportation Plan before the TPB conducts an Air Quality Conformity Analysis of proposed, regionally significant roadway and transit projects, the next step in the planning process.
All major transportation projects must be in the TPB plan to receive federal funding and approvals, from the planned I-495 interchange improvements near the proposed new FBI headquarters in Greenbelt, Maryland, to the expansion of bus lanes along Georgia Avenue in the District of Columbia and the US Route 1 Bus Rapid Transit project in Fairfax County, Virginia.
Learn more about the plan and access the public comment form/maps. Our friends at the Coalition for Smarter Growth have also prepared an excellent primer on the Visualize 2050 plan.
Previous A&A Items from 2024:
- January 17th, Public Hearing: Chain Bridge Road Sidewalk and Bus Stop Improvements
- January 18th, Public Meeting: Mount Vernon District Capital Bikeshare Expansion
- January 31st, Open House: Richmond Highway Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Community Update
- February 10th, Mount Vernon District 37th Annual Town Meeting
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