Capital Trails Network Receives Funding Boost
Members of Congress Score Significant Federal Investment for the Capital Trails Network and Region’s Trails, Walking and Biking Infrastructure
Members of Congress Score Significant Federal Investment for the Capital Trails Network and Region’s Trails, Walking and Biking Infrastructure
It’s been a busy summer and start of fall for the Capital Trails Coalition! Read more in our October newsletter.
Priority trail projects won critical federal funding, a huge boost to the regional trail network.
CTC’s official comments to NPS re: permanent closure of upper Beach Drive.
It’s been a busy spring and summer for the Capital Trails Coalition! Read more in our summer newsletter.
Hi all, my name is Kalli Krumpos and I’m extremely excited to help equitably expand our region’s trails as the new Capital Trails Coalition Manager!
It’s been a long winter, and so much has happened since our October newsletter! From Congress passing the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act in November to the official opening of Malcolm X Trail, there’s been a lot to celebrate. Here […]
Budget season is officially underway! While the budget process can seem daunting and overwhelming if you are not already plugged in or work as a full-time advocate, it’s a real window to shape policy. Budgets are a jurisdiction’s statement of […]
From the outset, the Capital Trails Coalition recognized the deep inequities in our urban and suburban environment and their roots in generations of unjust structural barriers, policies, practices, attitudes, language and cultural messages. Our unequal transportation system – from the […]
On January 25, 2022 the City of Alexandria Council unanimously signed the Capital Trails Coalition (CTC) Resolution, making it the fifth jurisdiction to pledge its support to complete the regional network of multi-use trails. The City of Alexandria joins Prince […]