The City of Alexandria announced on Apr. 27 that it will host a pre-construction community meeting about upcoming roadway and sidewalk improvements along South Patrick Street, between Jefferson Street and Wolfe Street. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 11 at the Nannie J. Lee Recreation Center from 7 to 8 p.m.
The purpose of the meeting is to inform residents about the planned construction, which is set to begin on June 1 and continue through late January 2027. Construction work will take place Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
City staff will provide an overview of the project during the session. Community members can attend in person or join virtually via Zoom after registering online. Those needing disability accommodations are encouraged to contact Lydia Durand by email or phone, while interpretation and translation services are also available upon request.
Alexandria operates as an independent city with a council-manager form of government where the City Council selects a manager for daily operations, according to the official website. The city provides services for residents, businesses, and visitors within its defined boundaries according to its official website.
The city’s museums and historic sites contribute to local identity by interpreting social and cultural history as reported by its official website. Alexandria also maintains sites such as the Alexandria Black History Museum that document African American heritage according to its official website. Racial and social equity are incorporated into city policies and decisions in order to promote fair outcomes for all community members per information from its official website.
Additionally, partnerships with agencies, institutions, and residents support archaeological research through efforts led by the Alexandria Archaeological Commission according to information provided by the city’s official site.
