District Of Columbia
26th Council·1,705 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,705 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 26-42 would establish as an independent agency the Office of Neighborhood Engagement and Safety Agency to coordinate the District’s violence prevention efforts. It would also require the Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice to provide a study on MPD recruitment and retention. It would also clarify the standards of eligibility to be a member of the MPD and enhance First Responder benefits for the Employee Assisted Housing Program.
As introduced Bill 26-42 would establish as an independent agency the Office of Neighborhood Engagement and Safety Agency to coordinate the District’s violence prevention efforts. It would also require the Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice to provide a study on MPD recruitment and retention. It would also clarify the standards of eligibility to be a member of the MPD and enhance First Responder benefits for the Employee Assisted Housing Program.
As introduced Bill 26-56 eliminates the mandatory guardianship system for minor child settlements in favor of an investment framework. that will not require annual guardianship reports that consume the proceeds of the child’s settlement. Under this legislation, judicial review is required in settlements with a net recovery of $10,000 or more.
As introduced Bill 26-56 eliminates the mandatory guardianship system for minor child settlements in favor of an investment framework. that will not require annual guardianship reports that consume the proceeds of the child’s settlement. Under this legislation, judicial review is required in settlements with a net recovery of $10,000 or more.
As introduced Bill 26-28 would prohibit segregated confinement in jails and limit the use of safe cells. It would require that incarcerated people with mental health emergencies receive the care to which they are entitled. The Department of Corrections is required to create a plan to eliminate segregated confinement and report to the Council the impacts of doing so.
As introduced Bill 26-28 would prohibit segregated confinement in jails and limit the use of safe cells. It would require that incarcerated people with mental health emergencies receive the care to which they are entitled. The Department of Corrections is required to create a plan to eliminate segregated confinement and report to the Council the impacts of doing so.
As introduced Bill 26-9 would remove certain exemptions for motorcycles and motor-driven cycles from automobile consumer protections. It requires a motor vehicle dealer to provide written notice of a vehicle’s classification and registration requirements to consumers before selling a vehicle. It also makes the rental of any motorcycle or motor-driven cycle affixed with false identifying information of vehicle class, or renting unregistered vehicles unlawful.
As introduced Bill 26-9 would remove certain exemptions for motorcycles and motor-driven cycles from automobile consumer protections. It requires a motor vehicle dealer to provide written notice of a vehicle’s classification and registration requirements to consumers before selling a vehicle. It also makes the rental of any motorcycle or motor-driven cycle affixed with false identifying information of vehicle class, or renting unregistered vehicles unlawful.
As introduced Bill 26-16 would establish a Department of Public Works reimbursable detail program for parking enforcement officer assignments.
As introduced Bill 26-16 would establish a Department of Public Works reimbursable detail program for parking enforcement officer assignments.
As introduced Bill 26-12 would designate the school in Lot 800 and 936 in Square 2882, bounded by Euclid St N.W., 9th Street N.W., Barry Pl N.W., and Route 29, as Dolores Tucker Middle School, to honor Dolores Williams Tucker for her remarkable community activism and significant contributions to the United States, the District of Columbia, and the Ward 1 community.
As introduced Bill 26-12 would designate the school in Lot 800 and 936 in Square 2882, bounded by Euclid St N.W., 9th Street N.W., Barry Pl N.W., and Route 29, as Dolores Tucker Middle School, to honor Dolores Williams Tucker for her remarkable community activism and significant contributions to the United States, the District of Columbia, and the Ward 1 community.
As introduced Bill 26-8 would clarify that review of new construction by the Historic Preservation Review Board shall not result in the reduction of housing units or density below what is permitted under zoning.
As introduced Bill 26-8 would clarify that review of new construction by the Historic Preservation Review Board shall not result in the reduction of housing units or density below what is permitted under zoning.