Restricted Access and List of Road Closures for Tonight’s State of the Union

From MPD:

“On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 at 9:00 p.m., the President will deliver the State of the Union address before a Joint Session of Congress in the U.S. Capitol Building.

Restricted Access – Capitol Square

The following area will be restricted to event credentialed and authorized pedestrians only beginning at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 28, 2014:

• First Street between Constitution Avenue, NW and Independence Avenue, SW
• Independence Avenue between First Street, SW and First Street, SE
• First Street between Independence Avenue, SE and Constitution Avenue, NE
• Constitution Avenue between First Street, NE and First Street, NW

Road Closures

The U.S. Capitol Police will put the following road closures (affecting vehicular traffic) into effect on Tuesday, January 28, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. and will lift these restrictions upon conclusion of the event:

• North Side of Capitol Square

o D Street, NE between 2nd Street, NE & Louisiana Avenue, NW

o C Street, NE between 2nd Street, NE & Louisiana Avenue, NW

o Constitution Avenue between 2nd Street, NE & Louisiana Avenue, NW

o Delaware Avenue between Columbus Circle & Constitution Avenue, NE

o New Jersey Avenue, NW between Louisiana Avenue, & Constitution Avenue, NW

o Pennsylvania Avenue between 1st Street, & 3rd Street, NW

o East Capitol Street between 2nd Street, & 1st Street, NE/SE

o 1st Street between Columbus Circle, NE & C Street, SE

o 1st Street between Louisiana Avenue, NW & Washington Avenue, SW

o 2nd Street NE between Constitution Avenue & East Capitol Street NE

• South Side of Capitol Square

o Maryland Avenue, SW between 1st Street, & 3rd Street, SW

o Independence Avenue between 2nd Street, SE & Washington Avenue, SW

o C Street between 1st Street, SE & Washington Avenue, SW

o Delaware Avenue between Washington Avenue, SW & C Street, SW

o New Jersey Avenue between Independence Avenue, & D Street, SE

o South Capitol Street between Independence Avenue & D Street, SE/SW”