26th Council·1,714 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,714 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 26-624 would redesignate the school in Lot 0005 in Square 2820, located at 4300 13th Street, N.W., as Elizabeth M. Goodman Health School.
As introduced, Bill 26-624 would redesignate the school in Lot 0005 in Square 2820, located at 4300 13th Street, N.W., as Elizabeth M. Goodman Health School.
26th Council·1,714 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,714 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 26-624 would redesignate the school in Lot 0005 in Square 2820, located at 4300 13th Street, N.W., as Elizabeth M. Goodman Health School.
As introduced, Bill 26-624 would redesignate the school in Lot 0005 in Square 2820, located at 4300 13th Street, N.W., as Elizabeth M. Goodman Health School.
As introduced, Bill 26-705 would symbolically designate 48th Place, N.W., between MacArthur Blvd, N.W and V St., N.W., in Ward 3, as William “Spence” Spencer, IV Way.
As introduced, Bill 26-705 would symbolically designate 48th Place, N.W., between MacArthur Blvd, N.W and V St., N.W., in Ward 3, as William “Spence” Spencer, IV Way.
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 26-772 would order the closing of the unimproved portion of 35th Street N.W., abutting Squares 1178 and 1179, in Ward 2.
As introduced, Bill 26-772 would order the closing of the unimproved portion of 35th Street N.W., abutting Squares 1178 and 1179, in Ward 2.
As introduced, Bill 26-626 would symbolically designate the 100 block of 49th Street N.E., as “Dr. William Keelan Collins, Sr. Way”.
As introduced, Bill 26-626 would symbolically designate the 100 block of 49th Street N.E., as “Dr. William Keelan Collins, Sr. Way”.
As introduced, Bill 26-758 would give DCHA additional tools to support a tenant while their unit is repaired. It clarifies a housing provider’s right and responsibility to access their units to make repairs. It would expand project-based vouchers from 30% to 50% and also clarifies the definition of tenant. It improves the enforceability of TOPA actions and administration. It also clarifies that the Mayor has ability to purchase certain newer buildings to preserve more affordable housing units.
As introduced, Bill 26-758 would give DCHA additional tools to support a tenant while their unit is repaired. It clarifies a housing provider’s right and responsibility to access their units to make repairs. It would expand project-based vouchers from 30% to 50% and also clarifies the definition of tenant. It improves the enforceability of TOPA actions and administration. It also clarifies that the Mayor has ability to purchase certain newer buildings to preserve more affordable housing units.
As introduced, Bill 26-689 would authorize the closure of an alley abutting Lots 844, 27, 28, 29, and 30 in Square 785 to allow for the narrow pedestrian alley (7 -8 feet wide) to be incorporated into two of the abutting residential properties in Ward 6.
As introduced, Bill 26-689 would authorize the closure of an alley abutting Lots 844, 27, 28, 29, and 30 in Square 785 to allow for the narrow pedestrian alley (7 -8 feet wide) to be incorporated into two of the abutting residential properties in Ward 6.
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 26-589 would designate the 4500 Block of Livingston Road, SE as William Brockenberry, Sr. Way. It would also symbolically designate the 4600 Block of Livingston Road, SE as William Brockenberry, Jr. Way.
As introduced, Bill 26-589 would designate the 4500 Block of Livingston Road, SE as William Brockenberry, Sr. Way. It would also symbolically designate the 4600 Block of Livingston Road, SE as William Brockenberry, Jr. Way.
As introduced, Bill 26-642 would order the closing of portions of the public alley system in Square 571 in Ward 6.
As introduced, Bill 26-642 would order the closing of portions of the public alley system in Square 571 in Ward 6.
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.
Closing of a Portion of a Public Alley in Square 762, S.O. 23-01974, Act of 2026
Closing of a Portion of a Public Alley in Square 762, S.O. 23-01974, Act of 2026
As introduced, Bill 26-698 would designate the school in Lot 23 in Square 5916, bounded by Mississippi Avenue, S.E., and 15th Street, S.E., in Ward 8, as Malcolm X Elementary School.
As introduced, Bill 26-698 would designate the school in Lot 23 in Square 5916, bounded by Mississippi Avenue, S.E., and 15th Street, S.E., in Ward 8, as Malcolm X Elementary School.
As introduced, Bill 26-651 would prohibit unauthorized entry onto a playing surface to include the Downtown Arena and Southeast Arena.
As introduced, Bill 26-651 would prohibit unauthorized entry onto a playing surface to include the Downtown Arena and Southeast Arena.
As introduced, Bill 26-750 would establish requirements for third party electricity suppliers, and add additional protections for residential customers, including allowing customers to terminate service at any time.
As introduced, Bill 26-750 would establish requirements for third party electricity suppliers, and add additional protections for residential customers, including allowing customers to terminate service at any time.
As introduced Bill 26-757 would amend the short-term rental law to clarify that a guest has no lawful right to remain after the conclusion of their stay. It clarifies that guests unlawfully staying beyond their term in a short-term rental, vacation rental, or hotel are trespassing and, if needed, can be removed.
As introduced Bill 26-757 would amend the short-term rental law to clarify that a guest has no lawful right to remain after the conclusion of their stay. It clarifies that guests unlawfully staying beyond their term in a short-term rental, vacation rental, or hotel are trespassing and, if needed, can be removed.
As introduced, Bill 26-655 would prohibit government agencies, individuals, businesses, private associations and organizations from, upon receipt of a written request, publicly displaying publicly available content that includes a judicial officer's personal information.
As introduced, Bill 26-655 would prohibit government agencies, individuals, businesses, private associations and organizations from, upon receipt of a written request, publicly displaying publicly available content that includes a judicial officer's personal information.
As introduced Bill 26-38 would authorize the clemency Board of the District of Columbia to grant a waiver of the five-year waiting period for applicants seeking a pardon.
As introduced Bill 26-38 would authorize the clemency Board of the District of Columbia to grant a waiver of the five-year waiting period for applicants seeking a pardon.
As introduced, Bill 26-441 would establish a code of law for the District of Columbia to authorize the Mayor to issue marriage licenses and authorize temporary marriage officiants during a period of time when the Clerk of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia is not issuing marriage licenses because of a federal government shutdown.
As introduced, Bill 26-441 would establish a code of law for the District of Columbia to authorize the Mayor to issue marriage licenses and authorize temporary marriage officiants during a period of time when the Clerk of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia is not issuing marriage licenses because of a federal government shutdown.
As introduced, Bill 26-93 would prohibit the sale of smoke detectors that are not tamper-resistant in the District of Columbia.
As introduced, Bill 26-93 would prohibit the sale of smoke detectors that are not tamper-resistant in the District of Columbia.
As introduced, Bill 26-697 would make changes to reporting requirements. These changes include replacing requirements to transmit reports to Council with requirements to publish and maintain the reports on the agency website, adjusting reporting deadlines, reducing the frequency of reports, adjusting the timeframe a report covers, consolidating certain reports, and repealing outdated reporting requirements.
As introduced, Bill 26-697 would make changes to reporting requirements. These changes include replacing requirements to transmit reports to Council with requirements to publish and maintain the reports on the agency website, adjusting reporting deadlines, reducing the frequency of reports, adjusting the timeframe a report covers, consolidating certain reports, and repealing outdated reporting requirements.
As introduced, Bill 26-702 would establish a public safety facility modernization plan for all Fire and EMS and Metropolitan Police Department facilities throughout the District of Columbia.
As introduced, Bill 26-702 would establish a public safety facility modernization plan for all Fire and EMS and Metropolitan Police Department facilities throughout the District of Columbia.
As introduced, Bill 26-704 would require an electric or gas company proposing a change in rates to submit with its application a detailed description of their capital expenditures to the Public Service Commission. It would also require the Public Service Commission to conduct an audit of public utilities once every three years.
As introduced, Bill 26-704 would require an electric or gas company proposing a change in rates to submit with its application a detailed description of their capital expenditures to the Public Service Commission. It would also require the Public Service Commission to conduct an audit of public utilities once every three years.
As introduced, Bill 26-705 would symbolically designate 48th Place, N.W., between MacArthur Blvd, N.W and V St., N.W., in Ward 3, as William “Spence” Spencer, IV Way.
As introduced, Bill 26-705 would symbolically designate 48th Place, N.W., between MacArthur Blvd, N.W and V St., N.W., in Ward 3, as William “Spence” Spencer, IV Way.
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 26-772 would order the closing of the unimproved portion of 35th Street N.W., abutting Squares 1178 and 1179, in Ward 2.
As introduced, Bill 26-772 would order the closing of the unimproved portion of 35th Street N.W., abutting Squares 1178 and 1179, in Ward 2.
As introduced, Bill 26-626 would symbolically designate the 100 block of 49th Street N.E., as “Dr. William Keelan Collins, Sr. Way”.
As introduced, Bill 26-626 would symbolically designate the 100 block of 49th Street N.E., as “Dr. William Keelan Collins, Sr. Way”.
As introduced, Bill 26-758 would give DCHA additional tools to support a tenant while their unit is repaired. It clarifies a housing provider’s right and responsibility to access their units to make repairs. It would expand project-based vouchers from 30% to 50% and also clarifies the definition of tenant. It improves the enforceability of TOPA actions and administration. It also clarifies that the Mayor has ability to purchase certain newer buildings to preserve more affordable housing units.
As introduced, Bill 26-758 would give DCHA additional tools to support a tenant while their unit is repaired. It clarifies a housing provider’s right and responsibility to access their units to make repairs. It would expand project-based vouchers from 30% to 50% and also clarifies the definition of tenant. It improves the enforceability of TOPA actions and administration. It also clarifies that the Mayor has ability to purchase certain newer buildings to preserve more affordable housing units.
As introduced, Bill 26-689 would authorize the closure of an alley abutting Lots 844, 27, 28, 29, and 30 in Square 785 to allow for the narrow pedestrian alley (7 -8 feet wide) to be incorporated into two of the abutting residential properties in Ward 6.
As introduced, Bill 26-689 would authorize the closure of an alley abutting Lots 844, 27, 28, 29, and 30 in Square 785 to allow for the narrow pedestrian alley (7 -8 feet wide) to be incorporated into two of the abutting residential properties in Ward 6.
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 26-589 would designate the 4500 Block of Livingston Road, SE as William Brockenberry, Sr. Way. It would also symbolically designate the 4600 Block of Livingston Road, SE as William Brockenberry, Jr. Way.
As introduced, Bill 26-589 would designate the 4500 Block of Livingston Road, SE as William Brockenberry, Sr. Way. It would also symbolically designate the 4600 Block of Livingston Road, SE as William Brockenberry, Jr. Way.
As introduced, Bill 26-642 would order the closing of portions of the public alley system in Square 571 in Ward 6.
As introduced, Bill 26-642 would order the closing of portions of the public alley system in Square 571 in Ward 6.
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.
Closing of a Portion of a Public Alley in Square 762, S.O. 23-01974, Act of 2026
Closing of a Portion of a Public Alley in Square 762, S.O. 23-01974, Act of 2026
As introduced, Bill 26-698 would designate the school in Lot 23 in Square 5916, bounded by Mississippi Avenue, S.E., and 15th Street, S.E., in Ward 8, as Malcolm X Elementary School.
As introduced, Bill 26-698 would designate the school in Lot 23 in Square 5916, bounded by Mississippi Avenue, S.E., and 15th Street, S.E., in Ward 8, as Malcolm X Elementary School.
As introduced, Bill 26-651 would prohibit unauthorized entry onto a playing surface to include the Downtown Arena and Southeast Arena.
As introduced, Bill 26-651 would prohibit unauthorized entry onto a playing surface to include the Downtown Arena and Southeast Arena.
As introduced, Bill 26-750 would establish requirements for third party electricity suppliers, and add additional protections for residential customers, including allowing customers to terminate service at any time.
As introduced, Bill 26-750 would establish requirements for third party electricity suppliers, and add additional protections for residential customers, including allowing customers to terminate service at any time.
As introduced Bill 26-757 would amend the short-term rental law to clarify that a guest has no lawful right to remain after the conclusion of their stay. It clarifies that guests unlawfully staying beyond their term in a short-term rental, vacation rental, or hotel are trespassing and, if needed, can be removed.
As introduced Bill 26-757 would amend the short-term rental law to clarify that a guest has no lawful right to remain after the conclusion of their stay. It clarifies that guests unlawfully staying beyond their term in a short-term rental, vacation rental, or hotel are trespassing and, if needed, can be removed.
As introduced, Bill 26-655 would prohibit government agencies, individuals, businesses, private associations and organizations from, upon receipt of a written request, publicly displaying publicly available content that includes a judicial officer's personal information.
As introduced, Bill 26-655 would prohibit government agencies, individuals, businesses, private associations and organizations from, upon receipt of a written request, publicly displaying publicly available content that includes a judicial officer's personal information.
As introduced Bill 26-38 would authorize the clemency Board of the District of Columbia to grant a waiver of the five-year waiting period for applicants seeking a pardon.
As introduced Bill 26-38 would authorize the clemency Board of the District of Columbia to grant a waiver of the five-year waiting period for applicants seeking a pardon.
As introduced, Bill 26-441 would establish a code of law for the District of Columbia to authorize the Mayor to issue marriage licenses and authorize temporary marriage officiants during a period of time when the Clerk of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia is not issuing marriage licenses because of a federal government shutdown.
As introduced, Bill 26-441 would establish a code of law for the District of Columbia to authorize the Mayor to issue marriage licenses and authorize temporary marriage officiants during a period of time when the Clerk of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia is not issuing marriage licenses because of a federal government shutdown.
As introduced, Bill 26-93 would prohibit the sale of smoke detectors that are not tamper-resistant in the District of Columbia.
As introduced, Bill 26-93 would prohibit the sale of smoke detectors that are not tamper-resistant in the District of Columbia.
As introduced, Bill 26-697 would make changes to reporting requirements. These changes include replacing requirements to transmit reports to Council with requirements to publish and maintain the reports on the agency website, adjusting reporting deadlines, reducing the frequency of reports, adjusting the timeframe a report covers, consolidating certain reports, and repealing outdated reporting requirements.
As introduced, Bill 26-697 would make changes to reporting requirements. These changes include replacing requirements to transmit reports to Council with requirements to publish and maintain the reports on the agency website, adjusting reporting deadlines, reducing the frequency of reports, adjusting the timeframe a report covers, consolidating certain reports, and repealing outdated reporting requirements.
As introduced, Bill 26-702 would establish a public safety facility modernization plan for all Fire and EMS and Metropolitan Police Department facilities throughout the District of Columbia.
As introduced, Bill 26-702 would establish a public safety facility modernization plan for all Fire and EMS and Metropolitan Police Department facilities throughout the District of Columbia.
As introduced, Bill 26-704 would require an electric or gas company proposing a change in rates to submit with its application a detailed description of their capital expenditures to the Public Service Commission. It would also require the Public Service Commission to conduct an audit of public utilities once every three years.
As introduced, Bill 26-704 would require an electric or gas company proposing a change in rates to submit with its application a detailed description of their capital expenditures to the Public Service Commission. It would also require the Public Service Commission to conduct an audit of public utilities once every three years.
