District Of Columbia
26th Council·1,701 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,701 bills and resolutions during the 26th Council, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
Bills
As introduced, Bill 26-618 would require Metropolitan Police Department officers to document identifying information for all law enforcement officers present at the scene of an arrest and any use of force in arrest reports and probable cause affidavits. It would also require body camera footage transparency in use-of-force events.
As introduced, Bill 26-618 would require Metropolitan Police Department officers to document identifying information for all law enforcement officers present at the scene of an arrest and any use of force in arrest reports and probable cause affidavits. It would also require body camera footage transparency in use-of-force events.
As introduced, Bill 26-134 would establish a procedure for the District of Columbia to validate certain defective instruments. It provides for the opportunity to challenge a defective instrument within certain time frames.
As introduced, Bill 26-134 would establish a procedure for the District of Columbia to validate certain defective instruments. It provides for the opportunity to challenge a defective instrument within certain time frames.
As introduced, Bill 26-598 would clarify that the District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency shall administer the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program.
As introduced, Bill 26-598 would clarify that the District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency shall administer the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program.
As introduced Bill 26-51 would establish the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Board and the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration. It would also establish a Cannabis Regulation Division and a Cannabis Advisory Committee. It would prohibit the sale of cannabis or cannabis products without a license and prohibit exchanges of cannabis for purchasing another item. It also establishes guidelines for Social Equity Applicants and a Community Reinvestment Fund, Program and Board, among other things.
As introduced Bill 26-51 would establish the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Board and the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration. It would also establish a Cannabis Regulation Division and a Cannabis Advisory Committee. It would prohibit the sale of cannabis or cannabis products without a license and prohibit exchanges of cannabis for purchasing another item. It also establishes guidelines for Social Equity Applicants and a Community Reinvestment Fund, Program and Board, among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-229 would increase the dollar threshold for levying the personal property tax. It would also exempt filers from including the value of their tangible personal property on their tax returns if the value is below the dollar threshold for taxation.
As introduced, Bill 26-229 would increase the dollar threshold for levying the personal property tax. It would also exempt filers from including the value of their tangible personal property on their tax returns if the value is below the dollar threshold for taxation.
As introduced Bill 26-24 would allow private insurers and Medicaid managed care organizations to include expenditures for certain social determinants of health services in their medical loss ratio.
As introduced Bill 26-24 would allow private insurers and Medicaid managed care organizations to include expenditures for certain social determinants of health services in their medical loss ratio.
As introduced, Bill 26-99 would exempt sales of HIV in-home tests from taxation.
As introduced, Bill 26-99 would exempt sales of HIV in-home tests from taxation.
As introduced, Bill 26-544 would prohibit insurance providers from inquiring about the specific breed or breed mixture of dogs kept on a property and prevent insurers from increasing a homeowner’s insurance premium based on the breed or breed mixture of such dogs.
As introduced, Bill 26-544 would prohibit insurance providers from inquiring about the specific breed or breed mixture of dogs kept on a property and prevent insurers from increasing a homeowner’s insurance premium based on the breed or breed mixture of such dogs.
As introduced Bill 26-14 would establish a permanent Tax and Revenue Commission.
As introduced Bill 26-14 would establish a permanent Tax and Revenue Commission.
As introduced, Bill 26-101 would prohibit insurance companies from factoring the use of pre-exposure prophylaxis in decisions related to the issuance of disability, life, or long-term care insurance policies. NOTE - Provisions of this bill have been incorporated into Bill 26-159, PrEP DC Act of 2026.
As introduced, Bill 26-101 would prohibit insurance companies from factoring the use of pre-exposure prophylaxis in decisions related to the issuance of disability, life, or long-term care insurance policies. NOTE - Provisions of this bill have been incorporated into Bill 26-159, PrEP DC Act of 2026.