Pedestrian Advisory Committee

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The Pedestrian Advisory Committee (PAC) is dedicated to promoting accessibilityTrail Walkers via walking and pedestrian safety throughout Town.  The PAC, which is part of Vienna’s Transportation Safety Commission, works to make Vienna a more walkable community by providing citizen input on recommended pedestrian infrastructure improvements and promoting pedestrian initiatives.

The PAC developed the Town’s 2017 Pedestrian Master Plan, which provides guidance on building a pedestrian network that creates an inviting place to live, work, conduct business and engage in recreational and community activities.

PAC Town of Vienna Walkabout Series

Welcome to Vienna Self-Guided Tour

Vienna Native Gardens and Nature Walkabout

Vienna Public Art Walkabout

Walkabout Presentation to the TSC, by Girl Scout Audrey Kapitan
(This is a subset of the briefing to the PAC and shown in hardcopy to the TSC)

Meetings

The Pedestrian Advisory Committee meets at 7 p.m. every other month, immediately before the scheduled Transportation Safety Commission meeting at 8 p.m.

  • The PAC alternates meeting months with the Bicycle Advisory Committee (BAC).
  • Work sessions are held in non-meeting months.
  • Joint meetings with the Transportation Safety Committee and Bicycle Advisory Committee are scheduled as needed.

Meeting location
Vienna Town Hall Council Chambers
127 Center St. S

Committee members

  • Donna Smith, Chair
  • Loginn Kapitan, Vice Chair
  • Patrick Carney 
  • Catherine Hardman
  • Brian Land
  • John M. Okeefe
  • Gina Womack

Contact

Staff Representative Jennifer Sigler
Email
703-255-6382

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