With limited parking, thousands of workers to return in-person at Washington Navy Yard

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With limited parking, thousands of workers to return in-person at Washington Navy Yard

Matt Small | [e-mail]
February 10, 2025, 11:02 AM

Nearly 17,000 Washington Navy Yard workers are expected to report to work in person five days a week starting Monday, setting the stage for days of traffic headaches.

“Federal personnel assigned to the base and the surrounding community should prepare for traffic congestion, increased foot traffic, and gate delays,” Naval District Washington said in a news release.

Naval District Washington said its leaders have worked with area government and officials and police departments “to inform efforts for public safety and traffic control, and the base has been working with its tenant commands to ensure a smooth transition back to the office.”

But that will be a challenge: There are only 4,473 parking spaces, according to the military installation. The Navy Yard said once all the parking spaces are full, drivers will be redirected elsewhere.

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Matt Small
Matt joined WTOP News at the start of 2020, after contributing to Washington’s top news outlet as an Associated Press journalist for nearly 18 years.
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1. Conservatives values at Work

The conservative mind fucks up parking in DC. X amount of parking. X times 4 required. The conservative mind is a simple thing to behold. Their mind is akin to having no toilet paper in their house. Ever. And yet they are adamant that they are right.