RiverRenew will be conducting sound level studies throughout Alexandria over the next few months.

RiverRenew is working with the University of Iowa to model and test the diversion facilities that will capture flows from Alexandria’s combined sewer outfalls.

AlexRenew is seeking an artist for its first Public Art Residency with the City of Alexandria.

Download the discussion boards and learn more about the Environmental Assessment process.

Engineers and contractors are invited to learn more about RiverRenew on November 13, 2018.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be installing equipment within manholes along West Street to monitor flows in the sewer system.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be conducting site surveys along Duke Street to determine the depth and location of existing utilities below ground.

To help us understand the subsurface soil profile for the design of the infrastructure improvements, we also need to collect soil samples at select locations within the City of Alexandria.

We’re currently conducting site surveys in three main areas of Alexandria, near Oronoco Bay Park, South Royal Street (near Jones Point Park), and along Duke Street at the intersection of Daingerfield Road.

We’re excited to announce that Alexandria’s Long Term Control Plan Update outlining an approach to remediate Alexandria’s combined sewer system has been accepted by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality.