DDOT to Resurface Several Streets in Wards 7 and 8 Over the Next Two Weeks

The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) has announced upcoming pavement restoration projects across Washington, DC, including several roadways in Wards 7 and 8.

The projects are part of DDOT's ongoing Citywide Pavement Restoration Program, which focuses on improving roadway conditions, maintaining neighborhood streets, and restoring pavement throughout the District.

According to DDOT, residents and motorists should expect paving activities at the following locations over the next two weeks, weather permitting.

Ward 7: Scheduled Pavement Restoration

  • 25th Street SE: Between R Street SE and Driveway-58016932

  • 44th Street NE: Between Dix Street NE and Eads Street NE

  • 49th Street NE: Between Brooks Street NE and Blaine Street NE

  • Alabama Avenue SE: Between 32nd Street SE and 32nd Place SE

  • Bowen Road SE: Between Burns Street SE and 44th Place SE

  • Kings Court SE: Between Route Measure 0 and 15th Street SE

  • L Street SE: Between 10th Street SE and 11th Street SE

  • South Carolina Avenue SE: Between Ramp-36000342 and 15th Street SE

Ward 8: Scheduled Pavement Restoration

  • 25th Street SE: Between R Street SE and Driveway-58016932

  • L Street SE: Between 10th Street SE and 11th Street SE

  • Southern Avenue SE: Between Barnaby Road SE and East Meadows Court SE

  • Southern Avenue SE: Between East Meadows Court SE and Bonini Road SE

Note: Some roadway segments appear on DDOT's lists for both wards.

What Residents and Motorists Should Know

Residents, commuters, and businesses near the scheduled work areas should be prepared for possible temporary traffic disruptions as pavement restoration activities take place.

Motorists are encouraged to use caution when traveling through work zones, follow posted signage, and allow additional travel time when necessary.

All scheduled paving activities are weather permitting, meaning work dates may change depending on conditions.

Staying Informed About Roadwork

DDOT's pavement restoration efforts are part of the agency's broader commitment to maintaining and improving the District's transportation infrastructure.

Residents can learn more about DDOT projects, transportation improvements, and roadway maintenance by visiting ddot.dc.gov.

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