The Downtown Public Realm Plan reenvisions Downtown streets, sidewalks, plazas and parks to be safer, welcoming, and more enjoyable. View the completed plan.

The Historic Preservation Office has created an interactive website of 300 important sites associated with Black history and culture. Sites date from the 1791 through the Civil War and Civil Rights eras to the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020.

The Wisconsin Avenue Development Framework has been completed and is available to view. OP extends our thanks to the community for participating in this process.

Our Urban Design Visual Guide makes technical terms accessible and understandable so that more District residents can participate in discussions about how we design our city.

OP is developing a Racial Equity Action Plan to apply an equity lens to District planning. Learn more and provide your feedback. 

Supporting community partners to create opportunities for DC residents and local artists to engage in the planning and creation of commemorative works honoring local Washingtonians in their communities. 

The OP Demographic Data Hub is an online, interactive information service that provides reliable, up-to-date data on the demographics of the District of Columbia.