On September 3, 2024, The Board of County Supervisors accepted funding from the Northern
Virginia Transportation Association (NVTA) for two key transportation projects in the Potomac
District. These projects aim to enhance regional connectivity, improve safe-routes-to-school,
and support sustainable transportation options.

The Board approved the funding for the following two projects:

1. Graham Park Road Sidewalk
   Total Project Cost: $4,814,688
   This project will construct a new sidewalk along Graham Park Road, providing a safe and
   continuous pedestrian route to Graham Park Middle School. The improvements will
   enhance connectivity and accessibility for residents, encouraging walking and reducing
   traffic congestion.
2. Lion’s Field Road Sidewalk
   Total Project Cost: $5,214,578
   The Lion’s Field Road Sidewalk project involves the installation of a new sidewalk along
   Lion’s Field Road. This award aims to create a safer environment for pedestrians,
   particularly students and families in route to Triangle Elementary School. What’s more, this
   project supports a more walkable community as outlined by the Triangle Small Area Plan.

At a meeting in the near future, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors will move
to accept additional funding on the following three projects:

1. Route 234 Operational Improvements
   Requested Funding: $10,000,000 This project is designed to enhance traffic flow and
   operational efficiency along Route 234 by using the latest traffic flow technology. With an
   emphasis on reducing congestion and improving travel times, the Route 234 Operational
   Improvements project will implement targeted upgrades and modifications to key
   intersections and roadway segments.

2. Route 234 Bicycle and Pedestrian Facility over I-95
   Requested Funding: $12,000,000
   Aiming to foster a safer and more accessible environment for non-motorized travelers, this
   project will construct a new bicycle and pedestrian facility over I-95. This facility will
   provide a vital connection for cyclists and pedestrians, promoting active transportation
   and connectivity across the region. Additionally, this project will be the first non-motorized
   reconnection of Prince William County to the Town of Dumfries.

3. Triangle Mobility Hub
   Requested Funding: $10,000,000
   The Triangle Mobility Hub will serve as a core transportation node, integrating multiple
   modes of transit to enhance regional connectivity. This project includes the development
   of a comprehensive transit center that will Serve community and workforce needs by
   improving overall transit efficiency and convenience.

Supervisor Bailey secured a combined project total of $42,029,266.