Inauguration Day 2025 Map of road closures, routes and timing

Lynnwood, WALocal News

In preparation for the January 20, 2025, Presidential Inauguration, Washington, D. C. officials are enacting significant road closures and security measures starting January 19. The Metropolitan Police Department has collaborated with federal agencies for nearly a year to develop a comprehensive security plan, as the event is classified as a national special security event. Mayor Muriel Bowser underscored the city's dedication to a peaceful transition of power, expressing gratitude to all partners involved in ensuring public safety.

An impressive police presence, including 4,000 additional officers and 7,800 National Guard members, will be deployed throughout the city. Key roadways around the National Mall and U. S. Capitol will be closed, with local traffic being rerouted. Residents and visitors can access maps detailing these closures and updates on public transportation schedules.

Hundreds of thousands of attendees are expected, which will further complicate travel in the area. The inauguration is not only a significant political event but also a logistical challenge for the city.

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