Hunter Mill District Transportation Advisory Council (HMTAC)
The council meets every four months on transportation projects in the district. Topics include:
Road and transit projects and programs (including Fairfax Connector and Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project)
Trails and sidewalks
Legislative and funding information
Updates project status, including a comprehensive project status list
For additional information or to be added to the email list, contact Shyamali Hauth. Watch recent meetings here.
Upcoming Meetings
Advisory council meetings will be virtual on Teams or may be held in person. For additional information or to be added to the HMTAC email list contact Shyamali Hauth
Meetings are scheduled for:
April 24, 8-10 a.m.
September 25, 6-8 p.m.
January 29, 2025, 8-10 a.m.
Hunter Mill District Transportation Updates
The county's Transportation Design Division Status Report provides the status of transportation projects from design stage to completion for the Hunter Mill District, as well as other districts. If you have any questions, contact Shyamali Hauth
Fairfax County provides public bus service, The Fairfax Connector including the Reston Internal Bus System (RIBS), that is operated by
MV Contract Transportation, Inc. WMATA also operates some public bus routes in the County.
Free Student Bus Pass Program allows students to ride the CONNECTOR and CUE buses for free. Sign up at Fairfax County Middle and High Schools.
For more information about the Fairfax Connector, click here.
Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) focuses on enhanced mobility and safety through planning, coordinating, and implementing transportation related projects and programs.
Parking programs administered by FCDOT restrict parking certain types of vehicles and in residential neighborhoods.
Residential Permit Parking Districtsassist communities in controlling traffic and parking in area neighborhoods. This program assist neighborhoods with traffic calming options and parking restrictions.
Large Area Community Parking Districts (CPD) prohibit the parking of watercraft, motor homes, campers, trailers and other vehicles on public streets in residential areas. A CPD is established by petition or a large area application.
The Virginia Department of Transportation -VDOT owns and maintains our public roads and is responsible for clearing roads when it snows. VDOT's goal is to have all roads passable within 48 hours after a storm ends. Interstates, primary roads, and major secondary roads that connect localities, fire stations, employment hubs, schools, hospitals, and public facilities are plowed first. With a big storm, it may be several days before you see a plow on your residential street.
Check VDOT's Snowplow Tracker - interactive web tool lets you find out where plows have been and where they are going.
You can call VDOT at 1-800-FOR-ROAD (1-800-367-7623) or e-mail VDOT at NOVAinfo@VDOT.virginia.gov, or you may call or e-mail our office at 703-478-0283 huntermilll@fairfaxcounty.gov if you need assistance or information. As always, in an emergency, call 911.
