Helping residents discover meetings, projects, public hearings, and opportunities to participate.
Transportation decisions happen every week through public meetings, construction activities, planning workshops, comment periods, and community events. The Transportation Calendar Center brings those opportunities together in one place.
Future versions of this page will automatically collect transportation-related events from Fairfax County, VDOT, NVTA, WMATA, VRE, the Transportation Advisory Commission (TAC), the South County Federation (SCF), and other participating organizations.
County Board, Planning Commission, TAC, and public advisory meetings.
Major roadway construction, lane closures, and traffic impacts.
Opportunities to review projects and provide public comments.
Civic associations, transportation committees, and regional organizations.
Beautification projects, trail workdays, and community stewardship.
Transportation workshops, webinars, and public information sessions.
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| Monthly Calendar View | Planned |
| Agency Meeting Calendar | Planned |
| Construction Activity Calendar | Planned |
| Public Comment Deadlines | Planned |
| Transportation Project Milestones | Planned |
| Email Notifications | Future Enhancement |
| Subscribe by Project | Future Enhancement |
| Subscribe by Community | Future Enhancement |
| ICS Calendar Export | Future Enhancement |
The CivicWorks platform will eventually support intelligent calendar integration. Rather than requiring residents to monitor many different websites, the platform will help organize transportation-related events from multiple agencies into one easy-to-follow community calendar.
Helping communities stay informed before important decisions are made.
Future CivicWorks agents may automatically review participating agency calendars and identify transportation-related meetings, project milestones, construction notices, and public participation opportunities. Residents will be able to follow:
Participation begins with knowing what is happening.
A well-informed community is better prepared to participate thoughtfully, collaborate constructively, and help shape transportation decisions.