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On the week of June 6, Dominion Energy will close the section of Four Mile Run Trail in front of the substation at 3225 S Eads Street.
The trail will be closed for approximately four months while they build a boardwalk to use as a temporary trail detour for the four year project.
During the four-month construction of the boardwalk, a detour will be in place to re-route trail users along Route 1/Richmond Highway, Glebe Road, and South Eads Street. Adjustments will be made to the sidewalk on Route 1 and the traffic pattern on Glebe Road to accommodate the new traffic.
For more information, visit Dominion Energy's project page.
Join County transportation staff for a community open house to learn more about phase two of the South Four Mile Run Drive Complete Streets project, located between S Walter Reed Drive and N Nelson Street.
Come to learn more about the long-term vision for the roadway from The Four Mile Run Valley Area plan, see this season's types of short-term repaving and re-marking improvements, and share your feedback about how this area works for you, to help inform possible designs.
How to participate:
If you are unable to attend the event, meeting materials and a recording will be available on the project page, along with an online feedback form. Input received will help staff develop concept plans for the corridor.
Join County transportation staff for an in-person open house to see the community-informed concept designs and share your feedback.
Six streets across Arlington are being considered:
- Wilson Boulevard (N George Mason Drive to N. Vermont Street)
- 15th Street S. (S. Joyce Street to S. Hayes Street)
- Clarendon Boulevard (N Garfield Street to N Adams Street and Courthouse Road to N Scott Street)
- S. Abingdon Road / 34th Street S. (Bridge over I-395)
- N. Ohio Street (12th Rd. N to Washington Blvd.)
Learn more on the project page. This is an in-person event on June 22, 6:30 P.M. at the first floor auditorium of the Central Library (1015 North Quincy Street); visit the event page to learn more.
The segment of the Four Mile Run trail at the intersection of South Glebe Road and West Glebe Road will close in two phases starting the week of June 6 as part of the West Glebe Road Bridge reconstruction project.
Phase 1: Daily closures of the trail segment will take place the week of June 6, 2022 from 7:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. The trail will reopen for the weekend.
Phase 2: The trail segment will be closed on the week of June 13, 2022 and will remain closed until Spring 2023.
Detour Plan: Trail users should stay on the upper trail next to South Glebe Road and on South Four Mile Run for about 0.25 miles to reconnect with the trail. Signs will be posted to direct traffic.
To learn more about the bridge reconstruction, visit the project page.
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