Mayor Bowser Invites Residents to Celebrate First-Ever Capitol Hill Open Streets Event, Highlights FY26 Budget Investments in a Multimodal DC

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Mayor Muriel Bowser invites Washington, D. C. residents to the first-ever Capitol Hill Open Streets event, set for June 26 to June 28, 2025. This initiative aims to highlight the city’s investments in multimodal transportation as outlined in the FY26 budget. The event will take place along major thoroughfares, including East Capitol Street and Massachusetts Avenue, promoting community engagement and tactical urbanism.

Local officials express optimism that the event will enhance accessibility and foster a sense of community among residents. This initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to revitalize the housing market and improve the urban landscape. Bowser emphasizes the importance of resident feedback in shaping future urban planning efforts. The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) will oversee logistics to ensure a smooth event. Residents are encouraged to participate and voice their thoughts on urban development during the event.

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