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City staff extended the program to allow for additional evaluation time and to present a recommendation to City Council in November.
The Alexandria Transit Company is waiting until the Metro shutdown ends to introduce higher bus fares.
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Metered parking is proposed for two blocks, while another area could get a lower hourly rate.
A Bus Rapid Transit system in the West End and expansion of the bus-only Metroway on Route 1 will receive funding.
DASH received funding to put six electric buses in service within two years.
Councilman Mo Seifeldein wants the pilot program for dockless scooters suspended until safety concerns can be addressed.
The city is required to make ADA-compliant improvements to 11 locations along Del Ray's main road.
Public comments are sought for the permit, which if approved would allow wetlands to be filled for the Metro project.
Alexandria's report said construction outside the King Street station caused confusion, and shuttle lines were problematic at Braddock Road.
Bonaventure Realty is relocating to Del Ray at a former car service garage.
Alexandria and Metro officials will be on hand to help residents before the shutdown begins on May 25.
The city is considering whether to continue allowing exemptions to the 72-hour parking rule.
The weekend station shutdowns will allow Metro to prepare for the summer platform rehabilitation.
The grant money will fund mitigation strategies when Metro stations are closed, including water taxi subsidies and additional DASH service.
Metro says it needs additional time to make the platform level with train doors at the Braddock Road Station.
HOV changes on Washington Street and Transit Signal Priority for buses are a few of the coming changes.
Alexandria Police announced road closures for Active for Autism 5K and Kaiser Permanente Community Day.
Single tracking hasn't been ruled out beyond Labor Day, when the summer Metro shutdown ends.
The city says more potholes are popping up this year than usual. Major repair efforts begin soon.
Automated license plate readers will determine if the personal property tax for cars is paid.
Potholes are being reported around the city, according to a map of repair requests.
The city is seeking resident feedback on the plan to mitigate the Metrorail shutdown this summer.
Metro trains won't run south of Reagan National Airport the weekend of March 2-3.
Residents can compare two possible bus route concepts as compared to current DASH Bus service.
The city is in the midst of a pilot program allowing dockless bikes and scooters.
Metro will have a number of free shuttles available. Transportation officials are planning for additional options.
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Blue and Yellow Line service changes will impact Alexandria riders going beyond Reagan National Airport.
The city wants to know how the station shutdowns will impact residents and what alternate transportation they prefer.
Plans are back on for the Potomac Yard Metro south entrance with new state funding.
The nine-month pilot program would establish parking restrictions for dockless devices and where riders can use them.
The city has expressed opposition to high occupancy toll use and wants further study.
There will be station shutdowns between Braddock Road and Pentagon City for a long weekend.
The city will need to approve station design changes based around the elimination of the south entrance.
Alexandria and Washington, DC ranked near the bottom of Allstate's annual best drivers report.
Roads around Alexandria will undergo street paving from early August to the early fall.
Drivers should expect lane closures and additional traffic during the weekend work on I-395.
"City staff and I should have pressed harder to clarify the basis for keeping the design changes confidential," wrote the city manager.