Hear the Conversation from NCPC’s Centennial Exhibit Launch

White House Congratulates NCPC on 100th Anniversary

President Biden wrote a letter recognizing NCPC’s Centennial and congratulating the agency for demonstrating the best in public service. His letter notes, “I feel great pride in the role the NCPC has played in preserving the legacy of Washington, DC, while promoting a positive vision for its future.”

NCPC adopted updates to the Comprehensive Plan for the National Capital: Federal Elements’ Introduction Chapter related to equity and environmental sustainability. The Commission also approved equity-related updates to the agency’s Submission Guidelines. These efforts to reflect on historic planning practices echo the agency’s Centennial activities. The Commission also approved development plans for the rehabilitation of Shepherd Parkway Parkland, building plans for the modernization and expansion of Thomas Elementary School, and the Small Cell Guidelines Update for Standalone Poles in the District of Columbia.
 

Comment on Little Falls Parkway Improvements Environmental Assessment

At the June meeting, NCPC and Montgomery Parks Department staff briefed Commissioners on efforts to improve safety conditions of the Little Falls Parkway. The public is invited to comment on the project’s Environmental Assessment until July 18, 2024.

NCPC joins more than 20 other federal agencies in ensuring that federal operations are increasingly resilient. Explore the agency’s approach to integrating climate change adaptation across its comprehensive planning, project and plan review, and special initiatives.

NCPC Welcomes New General Counsel

Meghan Hottel-Cox is NCPC's new General Counsel, providing legal assistance throughout the agency and Commission. Having served as a federal Real Estate Attorney for the U.S. Postal Service and Associate at Goulston & Storrs, she brings extensive land use, environmental, and real estate legal expertise. Welcome, Meghan!