District Of Columbia § 50-921.03 - Organization.
Full text of District Of Columbia D.C. Code § 50-921.03 — Organization., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 50-921.03. Organization.
50-921.03There is hereby established within DDOT the following offices and divisions:
The Office of the Director, consisting of the Offices of Human Resources and Legal Affairs with subordinate staff responsible for:
Technology and information services;
Contracting and procurement; and
Budget and financial services;
The Infrastructure Project Management Administration, with the following subordinate staff offices:
Project Management, to coordinate and manage:
Design and engineering; and
Street and bridge construction project management;
Quality Control and Quality Assurance, to coordinate:
Material inspection;
Material testing; and
Project materials specification review;
Project Management Support, to coordinate and manage:
Construction project review and coordination;
Construction contract execution;
Design and engineering support; and
Street and bridge construction support; and
Asset Management;
The Transportation Policy and Planning Administration, with the following coordinate subordinate staff offices:
Internodal Planning;
Financial Planning and Management;
Project Identification and Development;
Transportation System Data Management;
State Transportation Environmental Compliance; and
Mass Transit Policy, with functions to include supporting the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (“WMATA”) Board members and acting as a liaison between WMATA and the District government including on matters involving;
Alternative transportation; and
School transit subsidy;
The Traffic Services Administration and the Office of Traffic Signal Systems to coordinate and manage:
Traffic operations and safety;
Intelligent transportation systems;
Transportation systems management; and
Concurrent with any other agency’s authority to do so, the enforcement of violations of motor vehicle parking offenses and the enforcement of violations of motor vehicle moving offenses;
The Rights-of-Way Management Administration, with subordinate staff to coordinate and manage:
Public space permits and records;
Investigations and inspections;
Bridge and street maintenance;
Traffic sign fabrication and installation; and
Advertisements on parking meters, including the back of receipts printed out by multi-space parking meters;
The Tree Management Administration, with the following subordinate staff offices:
Tree Planting; and
Tree Inventory Management.
Annotations
Short title: Section 6051 of provided that subtitle F of title VI of the act may be cited as the “Parking Meter Advertisement Amendment Act of 2010”.
Short title: Section 6031 of provided that subtitle D of title VI of the act may be cited as the “District Department of Transportation Parking and Moving Offense Enforcement Authority Amendment Act of 2007”.
Source: official District Of Columbia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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