26th Council·1,897 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,897 bills and resolutions during the 26th Council, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
As introduced, Bill 26-599 would explicitly codify that the Fire & EMS Medical Director is also the Medical Director of the Office of Unified Communications. It would also codify the training requirement that within one year of being hired, call takers and dispatchers be certified in Emergency Medical Dispatch.
As introduced, Bill 26-599 would explicitly codify that the Fire & EMS Medical Director is also the Medical Director of the Office of Unified Communications. It would also codify the training requirement that within one year of being hired, call takers and dispatchers be certified in Emergency Medical Dispatch.
As introduced, Bill 26-622 would tax the sale of disposable wipes, remove the sales tax from the sale of bidets, and direct taxes raised from the sale of disposable wipes to the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority for capital improvements to sewer lines.
As introduced, Bill 26-622 would tax the sale of disposable wipes, remove the sales tax from the sale of bidets, and direct taxes raised from the sale of disposable wipes to the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority for capital improvements to sewer lines.
As introduced, Bill 26-623 would provide a process for community engagement and public comment on proposed protected bike lane projects prior to beginning construction.
As introduced, Bill 26-623 would provide a process for community engagement and public comment on proposed protected bike lane projects prior to beginning construction.
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.
