District of Columbia Legislation

Bill would require the mayor to provide OTR a list of affordability-restricted properties within 180 days, then quarterly.

Lawmakers would require student IDs to double as library cards and grant DPR facility access; the measure is introduced and would take effect after mayoral approval.

Council would declare an emergency to expedite administrative work to deliver pay and benefit changes for firefighters.

Resolution would approve a new collective bargaining agreement with Local 36 firefighters, granting retroactive pay increases and a higher firefighter/paramedic premium, and adjust optical and dental contributions.

Department would renew Fiscal Year 2027 grants for former FY2026 recipients in Wards 1, 2, 5, and 6, funded by the Opioid Abatement Fund. Expires 225 days after taking effect.

A bill would automatically revert utility rates to the last lawfully approved levels whenever a court vacates a rate decision.

Bill would designate the 1500 block of 45th Street NE as 'Kentrell Devaughn Way'. It is symbolic and would take effect after mayoral approval and 30 days of congressional review.

Bill would designate part of 50th Street NE as 'Johnny Gant Way' in Ward 7; awaiting mayoral approval and congressional review.

Council declares emergency to fast-track modifications to a student transport contract with USA Guided Tours DC, LLC. The emergency allows related approval after a single reading.

Council declares emergency to approve a contract modification with Miles Away Charter, LLC, boosting the transportation services ceiling to $1,465,200 for students with disabilities.

District Council declares an emergency to enable a separate borrowing resolution to be considered after one reading, up to $2,032,320,519 in debt to fund capital projects.

The Council authorizes borrowing up to $2.032 billion for capital projects across agencies, effective immediately.

Council adopts a ceremonial resolution honoring Robert A. Kennedy, Jr. for disability advocacy and Special Olympics involvement.

Council would honor the Kappa Psi chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. for a century of community service in the District.

Council recognizes Battle's Transportation, Inc. for 50 years of service.

Council passes a ceremonial resolution recognizing Robert Vinson Brannum for military service, veterans' advocacy, and civil-rights work.

Council recognizes a sports week for girls and women, Sept. 20–26, and encourages participation.

Council approves a ceremonial resolution recognizing Lindsey Parker's District service, effective on publication in the DC Register.

Resolution honors Kevin Donahue for public service and leadership. It recognizes his role in government operations and public safety coordination.

Resolution recognizes Hattie Holmes Senior Wellness Center and urges Ward 4 residents aged 60+ to use the center.

Council passes a resolution recognizing a senior wellness center and its staff for serving older adults.

The Council adopts a ceremonial resolution recognizing Iona Senior Services for its work with adults 60 and older.

Council recognizes Bernice Fonteneau Senior Wellness Center for 15 years of service. The measure does not create new funding or duties.

Resolution honors Hayes Senior Wellness Center staff, volunteers, and supporters.