District of Columbia Legislation

Mayor would gain authority to extend two district-owned leases; Dupont Underground could run to 2042 and Anacostia Boathouse to 2047.

Council would designate a public alley as Matthews Court in Square 1063 by bill.

Bill would remove residency requirement for Community Schools Task Force appointees for up to 90 days after mayoral approval or Council override.

The bill would extend 90-day outreach grants for substance-use services in Wards 1, 2, 5, and 6, reissuing FY2026 grants if funds are available.

Council would authorize up to $18.7 million for three modifications to Tag-B Parking contract under an emergency act.

DC Council approves emergency contract modifications with USA Guided Tours DC, LLC, authorizing up to $7,722,000 in payments and lasting up to 90 days.

Two contract modifications with Miles Away Charter, LLC would be approved, with payments capped at $1,465,200. The emergency act lasts up to 90 days after it takes effect.

Council would modify a contract with See Forever Foundation and authorize up to $3,968,957.85 under a 90-day emergency act.

Council approves modifications to Ramjay Inc. contract and authorizes up to $4,802,490 in payments, effective after mayoral approval or veto override, with a 90-day payment window.

Lawmakers would authorize a payment up to $1,774,850.84 to Crawford Consulting and Mental Health Service, Inc. under a modified contract for community-based services, with emergency approval lasting 90 days.

Lawmakers would let District schools use grab-and-go, in-classroom, or mixed breakfast models for 225 days, after a 30-day congressional review and publication.

DC bill would require OCP to decide entitlement within 60 days of a homeless-services request and notify completeness within 7 business days; Rental Housing Act dates shift to Oct 2026.

Council resolution designates October 2026 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in the District.

The Council would recognize John and Kim Snedden for community work; the resolution takes effect on the first date it is published in the DC Register.

Resolution would recognize Kramers' 50th anniversary and its role as a community bookstore and venue.

Council would recognize Bagels Etc.'s 40th anniversary in a ceremonial resolution.

Resolution would recognize October 2026 as End Addiction Stigma Month; takes effect upon DC Register publication.

The Council would reappoint Elizabeth C. Mohler to the Citizen Review Panel and designate her as vice chair through April 11, 2029.

Council declares emergency to authorize payment for Capitol Paving snow removal contract; contract estimated at $5 million through November 2026.

Council resolution would disapprove a $3.66M Livingston Place loan for affordable seniors housing, with immediate effect and transmission to the Mayor.

The resolution would declare emergency status to pursue a separate transition amendment after one reading regarding the mayor-elect transition.

A resolution would declare an emergency to assign special education duties to the Department of Corrections for youths in custody. The emergency declaration took effect immediately.

The Council adopts an emergency resolution to enable a separate emergency amendment changing the Prearrest Diversion Task Force's initial deadline to July 2026, effective immediately.

Council resolution would declare an emergency and seek a separate amendment to reduce parking and traffic fines. The measure was withdrawn.