26th Council·1,889 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,889 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 26-245 would increase the weight limit for personal delivery devices.
As introduced, Bill 26-245 would increase the weight limit for personal delivery devices.
As introduced, Bill 26-526 would mandate that the Department of Corrections (DOC) evaluate students for special education services who were not evaluated before entering DOC custody. DOC must provide education services for current Individualized Education Program (IEP) holders in their custody. It, among other things, would also require that DOC establish and maintain in a publicly accessible and searchable online tracking system for resident service requests and complaints. FISCAL NOTE - Sections 2 and 3 are passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-526 would mandate that the Department of Corrections (DOC) evaluate students for special education services who were not evaluated before entering DOC custody. DOC must provide education services for current Individualized Education Program (IEP) holders in their custody. It, among other things, would also require that DOC establish and maintain in a publicly accessible and searchable online tracking system for resident service requests and complaints. FISCAL NOTE - Sections 2 and 3 are passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-639 would require the Washington Convention and Sports Authority to maintain a policy with respect to the use of temporary employees at the new convention center.
As introduced, Bill 26-639 would require the Washington Convention and Sports Authority to maintain a policy with respect to the use of temporary employees at the new convention center.
As introduced, Bill 26-856 would require student identification cards issued under the Student Identification Card Act of 2025 to be included free of charge and include all the functionality of a District of Columbia Public Library card. It would also enable access to Department of Parks and Recreation facilities, convey how to contact the national Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, and be provided free of charge.
As introduced, Bill 26-856 would require student identification cards issued under the Student Identification Card Act of 2025 to be included free of charge and include all the functionality of a District of Columbia Public Library card. It would also enable access to Department of Parks and Recreation facilities, convey how to contact the national Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, and be provided free of charge.
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 26-777 would establish real property tax payments on a quarterly basis, and set forth criteria for the assessment of the market value of real property and the independent valuation of land and improvement.
As introduced, Bill 26-777 would establish real property tax payments on a quarterly basis, and set forth criteria for the assessment of the market value of real property and the independent valuation of land and improvement.
As introduced, Bill 26-835 would establish a Domestic Violence Response Unit within the Metropolitan Police Department. It adds economic or financial abuse to the definition of domestic violence. It would immunize prosecution for the relinquishment of firearms by wielders of illegal guns. Among other things it would establish that agencies can assert a Freedom of Information exemption for body-worn camera footage involving a domestic violence-related intrafamily offense or human-trafficking incident.
As introduced, Bill 26-835 would establish a Domestic Violence Response Unit within the Metropolitan Police Department. It adds economic or financial abuse to the definition of domestic violence. It would immunize prosecution for the relinquishment of firearms by wielders of illegal guns. Among other things it would establish that agencies can assert a Freedom of Information exemption for body-worn camera footage involving a domestic violence-related intrafamily offense or human-trafficking incident.
As introduced, Bill 26-494 would revise the eligibility requirements for accountancy licensure by authorizing a holder of a baccalaureate degree with two years of experience and who has passed an examination in accounting and auditing to obtain a license. It would also amend the mobility requirements for those who are licensed in another jurisdiction and want to practice in the District.
As introduced, Bill 26-494 would revise the eligibility requirements for accountancy licensure by authorizing a holder of a baccalaureate degree with two years of experience and who has passed an examination in accounting and auditing to obtain a license. It would also amend the mobility requirements for those who are licensed in another jurisdiction and want to practice in the District.
As introduced, Bill 26-845 would authorize the mayor to dispose of two parcels of real property located at Poplar Point and authorize the mayor to acquire Lot 1041 in Square 5860.
As introduced, Bill 26-845 would authorize the mayor to dispose of two parcels of real property located at Poplar Point and authorize the mayor to acquire Lot 1041 in Square 5860.
As introduced, Bill 26-749 would establish and implement a surcharge on proceeds or profits generated by wealth holdings of high income households.
As introduced, Bill 26-749 would establish and implement a surcharge on proceeds or profits generated by wealth holdings of high income households.
As introduced, Bill 26-842 would increase the compensation of the Mayor, Chairman of the Council, and Attorney General for the District of Columbia. It would also provide for cost-of-living increases as part of the compensation for the Mayor.
As introduced, Bill 26-842 would increase the compensation of the Mayor, Chairman of the Council, and Attorney General for the District of Columbia. It would also provide for cost-of-living increases as part of the compensation for the Mayor.
As introduced, Bill 26-422 would establish licensing standards and certification requirements for glazier and glazing contractors. It would also add 19 members representing glaziers and glazing contractors to the Board of Industrial Trades. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-422 would establish licensing standards and certification requirements for glazier and glazing contractors. It would also add 19 members representing glaziers and glazing contractors to the Board of Industrial Trades. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-548 would authorize the Mayor to design and issue motor vehicle identification tags that demonstrate support for the return of the Washington Commanders football team to the District. It also directs that the proceeds be used to support the State Athletic Activities, Programs, and Office Fund.
As introduced, Bill 26-548 would authorize the Mayor to design and issue motor vehicle identification tags that demonstrate support for the return of the Washington Commanders football team to the District. It also directs that the proceeds be used to support the State Athletic Activities, Programs, and Office Fund.
As introduced, Bill 26-671 would hold offenders accountable for repeated violations of temporary and civil protection orders as well as stay away and no-contact orders in criminal cases. It would allow Courts to detain offenders charged with an offense against an intimate partner when they have a documented history of domestic violence or currently subject to a protection order at the time of the offense. It would also add felon threats and violations of temporary or civil protection orders to the definition of “dangerous crime” when committed against an intimate partner.
As introduced, Bill 26-671 would hold offenders accountable for repeated violations of temporary and civil protection orders as well as stay away and no-contact orders in criminal cases. It would allow Courts to detain offenders charged with an offense against an intimate partner when they have a documented history of domestic violence or currently subject to a protection order at the time of the offense. It would also add felon threats and violations of temporary or civil protection orders to the definition of “dangerous crime” when committed against an intimate partner.
As introduced, Bill 26-843 would amend the Washington Convention Center Authority Act to clarify the excess cash calculation requirements of Events DC.
As introduced, Bill 26-843 would amend the Washington Convention Center Authority Act to clarify the excess cash calculation requirements of Events DC.
As introduced, Bill 26-224 would cap the price of tickets sold on a secondary ticket platform at an increase of 10% of the total price of the initial ticket and ban the sale of speculative tickets. It requires resellers that sell over a certain amount of tickets to register and provide certain information to the Department of Licensing and consumer Protection. It lays out refunding policy, “all in” pricing, establishes procedures for transferability of tickets and among other things also requires the Mayor to issue rules to implement provisions governing the registration of resellers. FISCAL NOTE - This bill was passed Subject to Appropriations. Bill fully funded via Act 26-416. Please see Fiscal Impact Statement and Funding Certification Letter for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-224 would cap the price of tickets sold on a secondary ticket platform at an increase of 10% of the total price of the initial ticket and ban the sale of speculative tickets. It requires resellers that sell over a certain amount of tickets to register and provide certain information to the Department of Licensing and consumer Protection. It lays out refunding policy, “all in” pricing, establishes procedures for transferability of tickets and among other things also requires the Mayor to issue rules to implement provisions governing the registration of resellers. FISCAL NOTE - This bill was passed Subject to Appropriations. Bill fully funded via Act 26-416. Please see Fiscal Impact Statement and Funding Certification Letter for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-846 would authorize the mayor to dispose of an approximately 15-acre parcel of real property located at Poplar Point.
As introduced, Bill 26-846 would authorize the mayor to dispose of an approximately 15-acre parcel of real property located at Poplar Point.
