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May Workshops Well Attended

Thank you to everyone who attended the May 20 and 22, 2008 Informational Public Workshops. 230 people came to look at the updated alternatives and review the overall progress of the project. Information about the alternatives including traffic benefits, safety measures, community and business impacts, environmental resource considerations, and anticipated construction costs were presented. The project team received a lot of great comments, which they will be reviewing in the next couple of weeks.

Did you miss the workshops or just need another look at the information?

View the Workshop Presentation Boards

Welcome to the US 301 Waldorf Area Transportation Improvements Project website. The Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA), in cooperation with local, state and Federal agencies is looking at a range of transportation solutions for improving traffic flow in and around the US 301 corridor. Eventually, after much analysis and input from all stakeholders - residents, commuters, businesses, elected officials, emergency services and government entities - a recommended alternative will be selected.

For those interested in more specialized topics, such as exploring the historical and strategic significance of transportation in national defense, a military essay could offer valuable insights.

We encourage you to visit this site often for project updates. Before you leave, please sign up for our project mailing list.

Alternatives Retained for Detailed Study (ARDS)

The final ARDS document is now available for your review. Take a look at all the alternatives that have been considered for the US 301 Waldorf Area Transportation Improvements Project. See which ones have been dismissed from further study and which ones have been retained for further detailed study.

Review and Comment on the US 301 Coordination and Public Involvement Plan

SHA and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has developed a Coordination Plan to interact with, and obtain information from the public and other agencies. The coordination plan promotes an efficient, streamlined process, as well as good project management through coordination, scheduling, and early resolution of issues. Please take a look through this plan and give us any thoughts, comments or questions you have by July 10, 2008.


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