From Office of Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton
The Office of Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton invites you to participate in a Town Hall Meeting with the National Park Service. Congresswoman Norton will host representatives from the National Park Service to provide updates and respond to your questions, comments, and concerns about federal park lands and issues under their jurisdiction in Washington, DC.
The pertinent details are below:
Who: All DC Residents
What: Town Hall Meeting with the National Park Service
When: Wednesday, November 16th, 2022, 6-7:30pm
Where: Zoom
Link: https://ushr.zoomgov.com/j/1603789012
Register: https://forms.office.com/g/Ln4bSq0JSH
If you have any questions, please email NortonEvents@mail.house.gov or call (202) 408-9041.
Next Stop...Riggs Park 
I will attend and I hope that the Congresswoman will address these two issues: 1) What is the status of the pedestrian path across Fort Circle Park connecting Gallatin and Galloway Street just south of the Fort Totten Metro Station. This project was originally conceived in May 2014 but nothing significant has been accomplished; and 2) WMATA used soil from Spring Valley, an EPA Superfund Project, to cover the Greenline route from Fort Totten. The National Park Service (NPS) shared this information at an ANC5A meeting in October 2017. Has WMATA been held accountable for this heinous act? If so, what was done, and if not, why?
I look forward to hearing from the Congresswoman.
Robert, I can’t make to the meeting. If you get any answers, would you be willing to follow-up? Thanks! Eric