Anacostia Waterfront Initiative (AWI)

Mission

The Anacostia Waterfront Initiative (AWI) is a 30-year, $10 billion revitalization effort led by the District of Columbia government (joined by 19 regional and federal partners), that promises a clean river environment, new parks and other recreational facilities, additional job-creating commercial centers, revitalized residential neighborhoods, and multi-modal transportation options. Multiple DDOT infrastructure projects comprise the majority of work undertaken by the AWI.

Procedures & Services

• http://www.anacostiawaterfront.org/ - contains information on all projects within the Program, as well as fact sheets, the AWI Newsletter, and blog.

• Public email:  ddot.awi@dc.gov

See Related

Additional Information

• D.C. Code Title 2, Chapter 12, Subchapter XIV: Anacostia Waterfront Initiative and Environmental Standards

Design Standards & Specifications

• Anacostia Waterfront Transportation Architecture Design Guidelines

Transportation Plans & Studies

• Anacostia Waterfront Transportation Master Plan, 2007 Update

• Anacostia Waterfront Transportation Master Plan, 2014 Update

• Kenilworth Avenue Corridor Study

• Middle Anacostia River Crossings (MAC) Transportation Study, Final Report, 2005

• M Street-Southeast/Southwest Transportation Study

• 11th Street Bridges: Final Environmental Impact Statement, October 2007

Other Resources

• Anacostia Waterfront Initiative, 10 Years of Progress