Resurfacing for Complete Streets 

Welcome!

Thanks for your interest in providing feedback on the 2023 street segments being considered for improvements as part of the Resurfacing for Complete Streets program. Staff have reviewed the annual list of projects up for routine maintenance and identified a subset of streets for potential projects.

For more information, visit the project page.

This engagement opportunity is open through November 12. Your experiences will help inform the development of the concept plan, along with other available information, such as plan guidance and crash data. Thank you for helping improve our projects to better meet your needs!

Program Background

Complete Streets “enable safe access by all user groups including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit vehicles and users, and motorists of all ages and abilities.” Arlington County delivers on the Master Transportation Plan's ​Complete Streets policy by reviewing the annual list of streets up for routine maintenance​ and identifying those that might benefit from improvements to provide safe access for all people using the street.

What types of improvements can be made through street maintenance?

Treatments for each roadway segment will depend on existing conditions, plan guidance and community feedback.

Past improvements made through the Resurfacing for Complete Streets program include:

• Shortening crossings for people walking through curb bump outs, medians or median extensions and bike lanes.
• Increasing clarity by formalizing travel lanes and adding high visibility markings and advance signage.
• Providing more separation between people driving and people biking through buffered or protected bike lanes.
• Reducing vehicle speeds with pavement markings, including bike lanes or medians, curb bump outs, medians and signage.
• Providing better sight lines and more controlled vehicle turning movements through curb bump outs and pedestrian islands.

Check out some visuals from past projects.

Project Feedback

These projects will be open for community feedback in 2023 and be implemented the following year as part of routine resurfacing maintenance.

You may fill out as many of the project feedback forms as you'd like, or just focus on those you are most interested in.