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Transportation Planning - Leesburg, Loudoun County Department of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure

1501 Edwards Ferry Road, Leesburg, VA 20176

Eligibility

No restrictions.

Application process

Phone or Website.

Fees

No fee.

Service area

Loudoun, VA
Develops and manages the CTP, including initial development, issuance of plan interpretations, coordinates amendments and ensures project and land development compliance with the Plan policies. Provides traffic engineering and operational improvements for the county’s roadways. Manage the county’s transportation studies, safety studies and special projects. Coordinates with the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) to address resident concerns regarding vehicular speed, traffic calming, cut-through traffic concerns and safety on publicly maintained roadways through the Residential Traffic Management program. Establishes and manages the Residential Parking Permit Districts to help prevent traffic congestion and hazardous conditions in residential areas, provide easier parking access to residences fronting public streets, and preserve residential character and property values in Loudoun County. Develops and implements pedestrian and bicycle accommodations. Represents and advocates Loudoun County's interest at regional transportation organizations.

Providing organization

Loudoun County Department of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure
The Loudoun County Department of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure (DTCI) implements the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors' vision and direction on transportation and facility projects. Specifically, DTCI oversees planning, project development, utility relocation, construction, traffic engineering, transportation planning, space planning and facility renovation. DTCI currently includes more than 96 staff members to meet the demands of our growing county, many of whom perform design, construction management, project management and administrative work. The department also includes budgeting, accounting, planning, transportation studies, special projects and communications staff whose contributions are essential to successful project development, management and completion. The department has four operating divisions including Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering; Transportation Capital Projects; Interior Design & Renovation; and Facilities and Public Infrastructure Capital Projects. These departments are supported with administrative, technology and financial support services.