Fairfax County To Give Update On Gallows Road Long-Term Vision

VIENNA, VA — Long-term recommendations from a Gallows Road study will be presented at two meetings held by the Fairfax County Department of Transportation in July.

The county's study has focused on Gallows Road corridor between Tysons and greater Annandale, including some parallel roadways like Eskridge Road. It is intended to examine barriers to connectivity caused by the Capital Beltway's presence and recommend improvements.

The recommendations will be presented after the study's last public meetings in November 2024. Recommendations are based on technical analysis, feedback from the public and stakeholders and will include improvements for pedestrian, bicyclist and transit facilities.

The meetings will give residents a chance to hear about the long-term vision for Gallows Road and provide feedback. The first meeting is focused on the north and middle segments of Gallows Road between Route 7 and the Capital Beltway. It will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 15 at Kilmer Middle School Cafeteria, 8100 Wolftrap Road, Vienna.

The second meeting will focus on the south segment between I-495 and Columbia Pike. That meeting will begin at 6 p.m. on Thursday, July 17 at Woodburn Elementary School Cafeteria, 3401 Hemlock Drive, Falls Church.

For future updates, follow the Gallows Road Study webpage.