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January 2026 Oversight Hearing on DDOT - Need to Address Commuter Rail as part of Union Station Expansion
Testimony of Karl (Fritz) Edler beofre the Council of the District of Columbia Committee on Transportation and the Environment at the Performance Oversight Hearing on the District Department of Transportation.
January 2026 Oversight Hearing on DDOT - Transportation Plan for the RFK Site
Testimony by James Smailes before the Committee on Transportation and the Environment Oversight Hearing on the Department of Transportation
C100 DDOT Budget Testimony
James Smailes
In testimony on the proposed budget for FY 2026 , C100 supported the phase-out of the H Street Streetcar and questioned funding for the buildout of the bicycle trail network.
C100 Testimony DC Council DDOT Oversight Hearing
Monte Edwards
It’s time for DDOT to use those funds to move the transload or intermodal terminal study forward and thereby advance the move DC Plan and the 2017 DC State rail Plan.
C100 Follow-up To July 7 NCPC Testimony
Monte Edwards
This letter to D.C. Council Chairman Mendelson was sent in response to the Chairman’s inquiry concerning certain details of trains and tracks raised during the July 7th NCPC hearing on the Union Station Expansion project.
C100 Testimony DDOT Budget Hearing Rail Plan
Monte Edwards
Testimony regarding the Committee of 100's recommendation concerning the need for a comprehensive Rail Plan for the District of Columbia.
C100 Testimony DDOT Budget Hearing
Meg Maguire
We are astonished that the draft sign regulations propose radical and unacceptable changes in existing sign policy to increase the spread of highly intrusive outdoor advertising billboard technologies throughout the District. These proposals constitute major, wholly unwarranted and indeed inexplicable concessions to the sign industry at the expense of the public interest.
C100 Press Release MoveDC Transporation Plan
Meg Maguire
The Committee of 100 on the Federal City today called on the District Department of Transportation to improve its draft long-range transportation plan to address the needs of the broad range of DC residents.