DC CLEAN RIVERS - POTOMAC RIVER TUNNEL PROJECT

Beginning the week of February 24, DC Water will implement temporary traffic changes, sidewalk closures, and parking restrictions in the 2900 block of K Street Northwest to locate and mark underground utilities for the Potomac River Tunnel (PRT) Project. Crews will dig a series of test holes, work that is expected to continue for approximately 4-6 weeks, pending inclement weather.

To minimize the disruption to traffic and the surrounding neighborhood, the excavation activity will take place during midday between the morning and evening rush hours ...

The DC Water Stakeholder Alliance, a community advisory group, is coming together for a new term, with a new sense of urgency and a new slate of members to help address major issues impacting the Authority and our community. The panel includes individual District residents, elected officials, community organizations and business leaders with an array of expertise and interests.

The Alliance will work side-by-side with DC Water to provide input on a new set of challenges facing the water industry from federal mandates to replace lead service lines to aging infrastructure and holding polluters ...

Remaining lane closures to continue 22nd St NW from Massachusetts Ave to P St and Florida Ave NW

Repairs are progressing on a nine-foot sewer tunnel that has closed a section of 22nd St NW since early July, allowing DC Water and its contractor to reopen one northbound lane of this key corridor to vehicular traffic. Emergency repairs are expected to continue for another six months pending weather or unforeseen issues that affect the schedule. During this time, the remaining lanes will be closed, however, portions of the road may reopen as work progresses.

Since July, DC Water and its contractor ...