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A beautiful afternoon of connection, conversation, and community at the Ward 7 Senior Lunchtime Mix & Mingle!
I appreciated the opportunity to speak with our seniors, hear what matters most to them, and share a few laughs along the way. Thank you to the DC Office of Planning and the Greater Washington Urban League for creating such a welcoming space at Marvin Gaye Park.
Our seniors are the heart of our communities, and their voices must remain at the center of our district’s future.
The Streets for People grant program invests in infrastructure like art, seating, shade, and landscaping in Downtown DC. Learn more about the program: https://t.co/CRaT45u0eF
DC's Art Ave just won the 2026 IDA Downtown Achievement Award for Excellence! With $844k from our Streets for People grant program, @goldentria
hosted an outdoor gallery walk of public art featuring 13 sculptures and 4 storefront murals around Farragut Square.
Take a tour of DC's Fairlawn neighborhood with us! This neighborhood has fascinating history and remains a vibrant community. If you want to learn more, check out the storymap online: https://t.co/jK6p0tJbWE
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Thank you to the more than 1,200 people who submitted their feedback on the draft RFK Campus Master Plan! Our team is reviewing every comment and will make revisions to the final where possible. We'll continue to post updates here and on https://t.co/xOyUfkm8SQ, so stay tuned.
The comment period for the draft RFK Campus Master Plan closes soon! Be sure to submit your feedback on the plan by 10 PM on Friday, August 14: https://t.co/Y1Jn1ha9GX
When we visit libraries across DC to talk to residents about planning projects, we take plenty of flyers and handouts - but also a paper chain. We hope that as we stop by more libraries and talk to more neighbors, our community paper chain will grow. https://t.co/VLpjQ1WcqY
The draft RFK Campus Master Plan is out now for your review! The plan divides the site into 6 unique sections that will be a network of walkable neighborhoods, each with different uses and design character. Let us know what you think by Aug 14: https://t.co/Y1Jn1ha9GX
We're heading to Benning Library on Saturday from 10:30am - 1 pm. Stop by and chat with DC Office of Planning team members and learn about projects in your neighborhood and across the District!
Meet us at the library! DC Office of Planning staff are making their way to a few libraries in the next few months. Come chat with us about projects like DC 2050 and the RFK Campus Master Plan, and learn about the history of your neighborhood.
Hey neighbors - we want to see you at our events! From OP-hosted events and office hours to projects supported by our grantees, check out our website to find where and when we'll be in your area: https://t.co/VLpjQ1WcqY
We're heading to Woodridge Library (1801 Hamlin St NE, Washington, DC 20018) today! Office of Planning staff will be there 3:30-5 pm today to chat with neighbors about projects in the area. Stop by if you're in the area!
Thanks to our friends at Rosedale Neighborhood Library for having us this past weekend! Our team chatted with neighbors about the draft RFK Campus Master Plan - available now online: https://t.co/Y1Jn1ha9GX
Today is the last day to submit your comments on the H Street Land Use and Market Study's findings and recommendations report - our record of the 24 ways to improve H St. Chime in by 11:59 pm tonight: https://t.co/8Q72CXuNtp
Thanks to everyone who has reviewed the draft RFK Campus Master Plan and submitted their feedback. We're still accepting comments through August 14, so check out the draft plan and let us know what you think: https://t.co/Y1Jn1haHwv
We've been researching H St and have landed on 24 specific recommendations on how to improve the corridor. Part of that includes making sure that arts remain a focus for the corridor. Check out our recommendations and tell us what you think by July 26: https://t.co/8Q72CXuNtp
Meet us at the library! DC Office of Planning staff are making their way to a few libraries in the next few months. Come chat with us about projects like DC 2050 and the RFK Campus Master Plan, and learn about the history of your neighborhood.
Right now, 26% of ground floor store fronts on H ST NE are vacant - that's more than 2x the amount of vacancies from 2020! We've compiled a list of recommendations on how to improve H St NE, including recommendations that support businesses along the corridor.