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 26-360 would allow for the aggregation of the ownership interests of 2 or more individuals over the age of 65 to meet the 50% ownership requirement to qualify for the reduced property tax liability program. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-360 would allow for the aggregation of the ownership interests of 2 or more individuals over the age of 65 to meet the 50% ownership requirement to qualify for the reduced property tax liability program. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is passed Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced Bill 26-47 would amend the requirements for a funeral director’s license, and create an embalmer’s license. Among other things, it would also create requirements for a funeral directing or embalming internship.
As introduced Bill 26-47 would amend the requirements for a funeral director’s license, and create an embalmer’s license. Among other things, it would also create requirements for a funeral directing or embalming internship.
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 26-493 would clarify grounds, notice, and procedures for receiverships. It would also establish cost recovery and lien mechanisms, as well as authorize tenant protections. It would permit dissolution and related remedies in cases of fraud or abuse, and for other purposes.
As introduced, Bill 26-493 would clarify grounds, notice, and procedures for receiverships. It would also establish cost recovery and lien mechanisms, as well as authorize tenant protections. It would permit dissolution and related remedies in cases of fraud or abuse, and for other purposes.
As introduced, Bill 26-427 would establish standards for data security and standards for investigating and notifying the Commissioner of the Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking of cybersecurity events affecting insurance licensees.
As introduced, Bill 26-427 would establish standards for data security and standards for investigating and notifying the Commissioner of the Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking of cybersecurity events affecting insurance licensees.
As introduced, Bill 26-667 would prohibit algorithmic pricing of consumer goods.
As introduced, Bill 26-667 would prohibit algorithmic pricing of consumer goods.
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 26-0597 would replace the existing Housing Production Trust Fund and related programs with a unified master fund. The Housing Opportunity Fund is organized into sub-accounts dedicated to specific policy purposes which include: housing production, affordable housing subsidy, preservation, tenant purchase support and District acquisition.
As introduced, Bill 26-0597 would replace the existing Housing Production Trust Fund and related programs with a unified master fund. The Housing Opportunity Fund is organized into sub-accounts dedicated to specific policy purposes which include: housing production, affordable housing subsidy, preservation, tenant purchase support and District acquisition.
As introduced, Bill 26-818 would establish regulations governing for-hire passenger service including the Department of For-Hire Vehicles enforcement powers against unlicensed activity. It also authorizes the Department of For-Hire Vehicles to establish a provisional licensing program for an emergency for-hire service. It requires the licensing of dispatch service providers to provide services to individuals with disabilities and also establish standards for wheelchair accessible vehicles. It would establish procedures for operator background checks and driving history checks and define fare structures applicable to for-hire passenger service. Among other things, IT would prohibit surveillance-based fare discrimination.
As introduced, Bill 26-818 would establish regulations governing for-hire passenger service including the Department of For-Hire Vehicles enforcement powers against unlicensed activity. It also authorizes the Department of For-Hire Vehicles to establish a provisional licensing program for an emergency for-hire service. It requires the licensing of dispatch service providers to provide services to individuals with disabilities and also establish standards for wheelchair accessible vehicles. It would establish procedures for operator background checks and driving history checks and define fare structures applicable to for-hire passenger service. Among other things, IT would prohibit surveillance-based fare discrimination.
