Arlington Neighborhoods Program (ANP) Capital Improvement Projects

Arlington Neighborhoods Program capital improvement projects include:

• Street improvement
• Streetlights
• Parks
• Sidewalks

There are two ways to initiate these projects:

1. Work with the Arlington Neighborhoods Advisory Committee (ArNAC) to submit a priority project that has been identified in your Arlington Neighborhoods Plan to the County Board for funding approval; or
2. Submit a resident, ArNAC, or civic association request. Arlington Neighborhoods Program staff determine if a project request requires an amendment to the existing Arlington Neighborhoods Plan and will work with the civic association to decide if the requested project should become a priority.

After the County Board approves projects for funding, they go through a planning and design process. For each type of project, the process differs slightly. For example, new streetlights require a petition is signed by 60 percent of affected residents and park projects trigger a field study.

View the Arlington Neighborhoods Program (ANP) Guidebook(PDF, 4MB) to learn about the process.

Active Capital Improvement Projects

• 1st Road South – South Glebe Road to South Old Glebe Road
• 6th Street North and North Edison Street
• 7th Road South – South Carlin Springs Road to Florida Street & 8th Street South
• 7th Street South and South Quincy Street
• 15th Street North – North Kenilworth Street to North Inglewood Street
• 25th Place North and North Emerson Street 
• North Monroe Street
• North Montague Street
• North Quebec Street
• South Manchester St. & 2nd Street South 

Active Parks Projects

• 11th Street Park Renovation
• Bailey's Branch Park Renovation
• Thrifton Hill Park Renovation
• Woodstock Park Improvements

Completed Projects