Community Meetings and Site Tours

Upcoming Events

The City will be providing updates on the Waterfront Pump Station location options, as well as Waterfront Park and Point Lumley Park landscape concepts at three events during November: 

Waterfront Commission Monthly Meeting

• Date: Tuesday, November 19
• Time: 7:30 a.m. (Morning)
• Location: Alexandria City Hall, 301 King Street, Sister Cities Room 1101A
• Description: Overview of pump station location options in Waterfront Park 
• Meeting Materials: Waterfront Flood Mitigation Presentation

Park and Recreation Commission Monthly Meeting

• Date: Thursday, November 21
• Time: 7:00 p.m. (Evening)
• Location: Patrick Henry Recreation Center, 4653 Taney Avenue
• Description: Overview of pump station location options in Waterfront Park 
• Meeting Materials: Waterfront Flood Mitigation Presentation

Waterfront Flood Mitigation Pump Station Design Open House

• Date: Monday, November 25
• Time: 7 - 9 p.m. (Evening)
• Location: Alexandria City Hall, 301 King Street, Sister Cities Room 1101A
• Virtual Participation: Zoom; Register to participate electronically: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jW2QhTriS-qcPNlI-jyTqg
• Description: 
  • In-depth explanation of pump station location options in Waterfront Park and refined landscape concept options for both Waterfront Park and Point Lumley Park; 
  • Question and answer session; 
  • Display boards staffed by project team members; 
  • Community feedback process

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Consistent and transparent communication with the community is an essential element of the Waterfront flood mitigation project. Ever since plans to reassess the Schematic Landscape Design approach in 2020,  the City has consistently shared information and collected feedback from the Waterfront Commission,  Parks and Recreation Commission, civic associations, other special interest groups, and community members. The Waterfront Flood Mitigation Project team is dedicated to maintaining that open dialogue with the community as the project progresses through design and construction in the years to come.