26th Council·1,887 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,887 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 26-776 would establish a real property tax abatement for qualified public-interest technology companies that create jobs in the District of Columbia. It would authorize the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development to convene and support Tech for Good innovation clusters and also establish a Tech for Good Working Group to develop a District-wide marketing and economic development strategy.
As introduced, Bill 26-776 would establish a real property tax abatement for qualified public-interest technology companies that create jobs in the District of Columbia. It would authorize the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development to convene and support Tech for Good innovation clusters and also establish a Tech for Good Working Group to develop a District-wide marketing and economic development strategy.
As introduced, Bill 26-773 would authorize the Mayor to enter the District of Columbia into the Interstate Dental and Dental Hygiene Licensure Compact. It would allow for expedited licensure and access to dental health care through licensure boards. Among other things, it would adopt existing licensure information sharing, and investigatory structures utilized by Dental Boards across the United States. It would clarify that the District retains the right to impose an adverse action on a licensee as a home state or as a practicing state. It would also establish the Interstate Dental and Dental Hygiene Compact Licensure Commission.
As introduced, Bill 26-773 would authorize the Mayor to enter the District of Columbia into the Interstate Dental and Dental Hygiene Licensure Compact. It would allow for expedited licensure and access to dental health care through licensure boards. Among other things, it would adopt existing licensure information sharing, and investigatory structures utilized by Dental Boards across the United States. It would clarify that the District retains the right to impose an adverse action on a licensee as a home state or as a practicing state. It would also establish the Interstate Dental and Dental Hygiene Compact Licensure Commission.
