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.
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.
3/31/2026 - Override of Mayor's Veto by the Council
3/31/2026 - Override of Mayor's Veto by the Council
Modification Nos. M0005, M0006 and M0007 to Contract No. CW119504 with CORE DC, LLC Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2026
Modification Nos. M0005, M0006 and M0007 to Contract No. CW119504 with CORE DC, LLC Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2026
As introduced, Bill 26-462 would establish a 988 Lifeline and Crisis Services Fund. It would designate the fund’s authorized uses, and impose a service fee on telecommunication services to be deposited into the fund.
As introduced, Bill 26-462 would establish a 988 Lifeline and Crisis Services Fund. It would designate the fund’s authorized uses, and impose a service fee on telecommunication services to be deposited into the fund.
As introduced, Bill 26-627 would standardize and align the frequency of the District contributions in support of benefits for employees of the District government.
As introduced, Bill 26-627 would standardize and align the frequency of the District contributions in support of benefits for employees of the District government.
As introduced, Bill 26-248 would symbolically designate a parcel of land located in Woodridge South as the Philip Reed Memorial Park.
As introduced, Bill 26-248 would symbolically designate a parcel of land located in Woodridge South as the Philip Reed Memorial Park.
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 26-646 would require the Office of the Chief Financial Officer to conduct comprehensive periodic reviews to determine increases in the maximum contribution limit for college savings accounts.
As introduced, Bill 26-646 would require the Office of the Chief Financial Officer to conduct comprehensive periodic reviews to determine increases in the maximum contribution limit for college savings accounts.
As introduced, Bill 26-647 would allow renters to obtain short-term rental licenses. It would also allow District residents that own a second property in the District to obtain a short-term rental license for the second property. It would also address the number of unlicensed short-term rental properties that are advertised on booking services platforms by requiring the booking service platform to obtain a business license to operate in the District.
As introduced, Bill 26-647 would allow renters to obtain short-term rental licenses. It would also allow District residents that own a second property in the District to obtain a short-term rental license for the second property. It would also address the number of unlicensed short-term rental properties that are advertised on booking services platforms by requiring the booking service platform to obtain a business license to operate in the District.
As introduced, Bill 26-644 would establish the Targeted ANC 8A Moratorium Zone and limit the number of off-premises retailer’s class A or B licenses in the Targeted ANC 8A Moratorium Zone.
As introduced, Bill 26-644 would establish the Targeted ANC 8A Moratorium Zone and limit the number of off-premises retailer’s class A or B licenses in the Targeted ANC 8A Moratorium Zone.
As introduced, Bill 26-367 would require the Department of Human Services to issue electronic benefit transfer cards with theft prevention technology and to restore public assistance lost due to theft. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-367 would require the Department of Human Services to issue electronic benefit transfer cards with theft prevention technology and to restore public assistance lost due to theft. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-645 would authorize deposits of certain recaptured downtown conversion tax abatements into the Home Purchase Assistance Fund. It would establish clawback provisions for certain downtown conversion tax abatements and redirect recaptured amounts to the Home Purchase Assistance Fund. Among other things, it would require the publication of biennial tax expenditure reviews and require the Office of the Chief Financial Officer to publish a regional economic competitiveness dashboard.
As introduced, Bill 26-645 would authorize deposits of certain recaptured downtown conversion tax abatements into the Home Purchase Assistance Fund. It would establish clawback provisions for certain downtown conversion tax abatements and redirect recaptured amounts to the Home Purchase Assistance Fund. Among other things, it would require the publication of biennial tax expenditure reviews and require the Office of the Chief Financial Officer to publish a regional economic competitiveness dashboard.
3/31/2026 - Override of Mayor's Veto by the Council
3/31/2026 - Override of Mayor's Veto by the Council
Modification Nos. M0005, M0006 and M0007 to Contract No. CW119504 with CORE DC, LLC Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2026
Modification Nos. M0005, M0006 and M0007 to Contract No. CW119504 with CORE DC, LLC Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2026
As introduced, Bill 26-462 would establish a 988 Lifeline and Crisis Services Fund. It would designate the fund’s authorized uses, and impose a service fee on telecommunication services to be deposited into the fund.
As introduced, Bill 26-462 would establish a 988 Lifeline and Crisis Services Fund. It would designate the fund’s authorized uses, and impose a service fee on telecommunication services to be deposited into the fund.
As introduced, Bill 26-627 would standardize and align the frequency of the District contributions in support of benefits for employees of the District government.
As introduced, Bill 26-627 would standardize and align the frequency of the District contributions in support of benefits for employees of the District government.
As introduced, Bill 26-248 would symbolically designate a parcel of land located in Woodridge South as the Philip Reed Memorial Park.
As introduced, Bill 26-248 would symbolically designate a parcel of land located in Woodridge South as the Philip Reed Memorial Park.
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 26-646 would require the Office of the Chief Financial Officer to conduct comprehensive periodic reviews to determine increases in the maximum contribution limit for college savings accounts.
As introduced, Bill 26-646 would require the Office of the Chief Financial Officer to conduct comprehensive periodic reviews to determine increases in the maximum contribution limit for college savings accounts.
As introduced, Bill 26-647 would allow renters to obtain short-term rental licenses. It would also allow District residents that own a second property in the District to obtain a short-term rental license for the second property. It would also address the number of unlicensed short-term rental properties that are advertised on booking services platforms by requiring the booking service platform to obtain a business license to operate in the District.
As introduced, Bill 26-647 would allow renters to obtain short-term rental licenses. It would also allow District residents that own a second property in the District to obtain a short-term rental license for the second property. It would also address the number of unlicensed short-term rental properties that are advertised on booking services platforms by requiring the booking service platform to obtain a business license to operate in the District.
As introduced, Bill 26-644 would establish the Targeted ANC 8A Moratorium Zone and limit the number of off-premises retailer’s class A or B licenses in the Targeted ANC 8A Moratorium Zone.
As introduced, Bill 26-644 would establish the Targeted ANC 8A Moratorium Zone and limit the number of off-premises retailer’s class A or B licenses in the Targeted ANC 8A Moratorium Zone.
As introduced, Bill 26-367 would require the Department of Human Services to issue electronic benefit transfer cards with theft prevention technology and to restore public assistance lost due to theft. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-367 would require the Department of Human Services to issue electronic benefit transfer cards with theft prevention technology and to restore public assistance lost due to theft. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-645 would authorize deposits of certain recaptured downtown conversion tax abatements into the Home Purchase Assistance Fund. It would establish clawback provisions for certain downtown conversion tax abatements and redirect recaptured amounts to the Home Purchase Assistance Fund. Among other things, it would require the publication of biennial tax expenditure reviews and require the Office of the Chief Financial Officer to publish a regional economic competitiveness dashboard.
As introduced, Bill 26-645 would authorize deposits of certain recaptured downtown conversion tax abatements into the Home Purchase Assistance Fund. It would establish clawback provisions for certain downtown conversion tax abatements and redirect recaptured amounts to the Home Purchase Assistance Fund. Among other things, it would require the publication of biennial tax expenditure reviews and require the Office of the Chief Financial Officer to publish a regional economic competitiveness dashboard.
