Highlights of BAC accomplishments in January:
The BAC held its bimonthly meeting on Jan. 9. The meeting focused on discussion with MPD Assistant Chief Jeffery Carroll, pictured at left.
The BAC also elected new officers. Ward 6 member David Cranor chose not to run for another term as chair. The new leadership includes Chair Rachel Maisler, Chair Pro-tem Tom Bridge, and Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Johnson.
Emily Curley was appointed to the Ward 3 seat.
In the field, members attended community meetings about infrastructure projects. At least two members are visible in the picture below, taken at a December public meeting about the 20th/21st/22nd Streets NW protected bike lanes project. Members Jeff Johnson (left) and David Alexander (third from left) reviewed the options for new bike lanes. Note that DDOT is accepting public comment through Feb. 13, 2019. The BAC previously surveyed the area and issued its recommendation last summer.
This month: February activities
BAC committees are meeting as follows:
Cancelled/to be rescheduled
Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee Meeting
Wed., Feb. 20
6:30 p.m.
Library Express
1990 K St NW (entrance on 20th Street)
Study Room 1
The meeting will feature discussion with the Department of Public Works.
Facilities Committee Meeting
Wed., Feb. 27
6 p.m.
Library Express
1990 K St NW (entrance on 20th Street)
Study Room 1
The meeting will review bike lane projects and develop plans for spring and summer rides.
Post updated to add:
Legislative Committee Meeting
Tues., Feb. 26
6 p.m.
Northeast Neighborhood Library
330 7th St. NE
Mezzanine Conference Room
The meeting will review upcoming legislation and elect a 2019 chair.
Save the date for the next full BAC meeting on March 6 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW.
The BAC held its bimonthly meeting on Jan. 9. The meeting focused on discussion with MPD Assistant Chief Jeffery Carroll, pictured at left.
The BAC also elected new officers. Ward 6 member David Cranor chose not to run for another term as chair. The new leadership includes Chair Rachel Maisler, Chair Pro-tem Tom Bridge, and Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Johnson.
Emily Curley was appointed to the Ward 3 seat.
Our new Ward 3 member Emily took the oath of office from @ChmnMendelson tonight. @marycheh is well represented on our #bikedc council. pic.twitter.com/VWPwpmisiC— DCBAC (@DCBAC) January 16, 2019
In the field, members attended community meetings about infrastructure projects. At least two members are visible in the picture below, taken at a December public meeting about the 20th/21st/22nd Streets NW protected bike lanes project. Members Jeff Johnson (left) and David Alexander (third from left) reviewed the options for new bike lanes. Note that DDOT is accepting public comment through Feb. 13, 2019. The BAC previously surveyed the area and issued its recommendation last summer.
Amid plans for 3 new protected bike lanes in Northwest, @ddotdc is taking public comment through Sunday on a proposed cycle track from the National Mall to Dupont Circle (via 20th, 21st or 22nd St) and @ANC2B will consider a preferred route on Wednesday. https://t.co/QGbYTgRb2l— The DC Line (@dclinenews) January 5, 2019
This month: February activities
BAC committees are meeting as follows:
Cancelled/to be rescheduled
Safety, Education and Enforcement Committee Meeting
Wed., Feb. 20
6:30 p.m.
Library Express
1990 K St NW (entrance on 20th Street)
Study Room 1
The meeting will feature discussion with the Department of Public Works.
Facilities Committee Meeting
Wed., Feb. 27
6 p.m.
Library Express
1990 K St NW (entrance on 20th Street)
Study Room 1
The meeting will review bike lane projects and develop plans for spring and summer rides.
Post updated to add:
Legislative Committee Meeting
Tues., Feb. 26
6 p.m.
Northeast Neighborhood Library
330 7th St. NE
Mezzanine Conference Room
The meeting will review upcoming legislation and elect a 2019 chair.
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Save the date for the next full BAC meeting on March 6 at 6 p.m. at 441 4th St NW.