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.
bill summary - As introduced, Bill 26-406 would establish a District Office for Children and an Interagency Council for Children.
bill summary - As introduced, Bill 26-406 would establish a District Office for Children and an Interagency Council for Children.
As introduced, Bill 26-401 would clarify what juvenile case and social records access shall be provided to appropriate Council entities and the Office of the Ombudsperson for Children.
As introduced, Bill 26-401 would clarify what juvenile case and social records access shall be provided to appropriate Council entities and the Office of the Ombudsperson for Children.
As introduced, Bill 26-412 would define “CAC” as an accredited Children’s Advocacy Center and mandate the use of an accredited Children’s Advocacy Center during Multidisciplinary Team investigations. It would also establish an annual reassessment and designation of the District’s Children’s Advocacy Center.
As introduced, Bill 26-412 would define “CAC” as an accredited Children’s Advocacy Center and mandate the use of an accredited Children’s Advocacy Center during Multidisciplinary Team investigations. It would also establish an annual reassessment and designation of the District’s Children’s Advocacy Center.
As introduced, Bill 26-285 would revise dates requiring the provision of heat and air conditioning by owners and operators of rental housing who provide air conditioning as a service. It would also set minimum and maximum year-round internal temperature requirements for rental housing where heating and air conditioning are under the control of the tenant.
As introduced, Bill 26-285 would revise dates requiring the provision of heat and air conditioning by owners and operators of rental housing who provide air conditioning as a service. It would also set minimum and maximum year-round internal temperature requirements for rental housing where heating and air conditioning are under the control of the tenant.
As introduced, Bill 26-468 would expand the age range of the Marion Barry Summer Youth Employment Program to 30, and to establish a cohort within the program to serve the needs of 25- to 30-year-old participants.
As introduced, Bill 26-468 would expand the age range of the Marion Barry Summer Youth Employment Program to 30, and to establish a cohort within the program to serve the needs of 25- to 30-year-old participants.
As introduced, Bill 26-234 would designate the public alley system in Square 2857, bounded by Harvard Street, N.W., Sherman Avenue, N.W., Girard Street, N.W., and 11th Street, N.W., as “Henry E. Baker Alley”.
As introduced, Bill 26-234 would designate the public alley system in Square 2857, bounded by Harvard Street, N.W., Sherman Avenue, N.W., Girard Street, N.W., and 11th Street, N.W., as “Henry E. Baker Alley”.
As introduced, Bill 26-66 would establish the Youth Advisory Council on Climate Change and Environmental Conservation to provide an organized youth perspective on various issues that impact climate change. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-66 would establish the Youth Advisory Council on Climate Change and Environmental Conservation to provide an organized youth perspective on various issues that impact climate change. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-216 would order the closing of the former Frederick Douglas Memorial Bridge Right of Way on Lot 817 in Square 708 in Southeast Washington, D.C., in Ward 8.
As introduced, Bill 26-216 would order the closing of the former Frederick Douglas Memorial Bridge Right of Way on Lot 817 in Square 708 in Southeast Washington, D.C., in Ward 8.
As introduced, Bill 26-165 would designate the bridge on Connecticut Avenue NW, located between Devonshire Place NW and Macomb Street NW as the Judith E. Heumann Memorial Bridge.
As introduced, Bill 26-165 would designate the bridge on Connecticut Avenue NW, located between Devonshire Place NW and Macomb Street NW as the Judith E. Heumann Memorial Bridge.
As introduced, Bill 26-127 would order the closing of a 12-foot-wide unimproved public alley in Square 5624 in Ward 8.
As introduced, Bill 26-127 would order the closing of a 12-foot-wide unimproved public alley in Square 5624 in Ward 8.
As introduced, Bill 26-139 would designate the public alley system in Square 775, bounded by 3rd Street, 17 N.E., K Street, N.E., 4th Street, N.E., and I Street, N.E., as Gallery Court.
As introduced, Bill 26-139 would designate the public alley system in Square 775, bounded by 3rd Street, 17 N.E., K Street, N.E., 4th Street, N.E., and I Street, N.E., as Gallery Court.
As introduced, Bill 26-160 would close a cul-de-sac in Square 4350, abutting Lot 0006 and bounded by Douglas Street, N.E. It would also dedicate a portion of Lot 0006 for public alley purposes in Ward 5.
As introduced, Bill 26-160 would close a cul-de-sac in Square 4350, abutting Lot 0006 and bounded by Douglas Street, N.E. It would also dedicate a portion of Lot 0006 for public alley purposes in Ward 5.
Please see Referral Memo. COMMITTEE REFERRAL IS AS FOLLOWS: Title I – Human Services; Title II – Housing; Title III – Housing; Title IV – Housing; Title V – Housing; Title VI – Housing; Title VII – Committee of the Whole; Title VIII – Housing; Title IX – Housing; Title X – Committee of the Whole; Title XI – Housing RACIAL EQUITY ANALYSIS - The bill includes several provisions with a mix of positive, negative, and inconclusive impacts. Please see the Racial Equity Impact Assessment (REIA) for more information. FISCAL NOTE - Title IV is unfunded. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
Please see Referral Memo. COMMITTEE REFERRAL IS AS FOLLOWS: Title I – Human Services; Title II – Housing; Title III – Housing; Title IV – Housing; Title V – Housing; Title VI – Housing; Title VII – Committee of the Whole; Title VIII – Housing; Title IX – Housing; Title X – Committee of the Whole; Title XI – Housing RACIAL EQUITY ANALYSIS - The bill includes several provisions with a mix of positive, negative, and inconclusive impacts. Please see the Racial Equity Impact Assessment (REIA) for more information. FISCAL NOTE - Title IV is unfunded. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
bill summary - As introduced, Bill 26-406 would establish a District Office for Children and an Interagency Council for Children.
bill summary - As introduced, Bill 26-406 would establish a District Office for Children and an Interagency Council for Children.
As introduced, Bill 26-401 would clarify what juvenile case and social records access shall be provided to appropriate Council entities and the Office of the Ombudsperson for Children.
As introduced, Bill 26-401 would clarify what juvenile case and social records access shall be provided to appropriate Council entities and the Office of the Ombudsperson for Children.
As introduced, Bill 26-412 would define “CAC” as an accredited Children’s Advocacy Center and mandate the use of an accredited Children’s Advocacy Center during Multidisciplinary Team investigations. It would also establish an annual reassessment and designation of the District’s Children’s Advocacy Center.
As introduced, Bill 26-412 would define “CAC” as an accredited Children’s Advocacy Center and mandate the use of an accredited Children’s Advocacy Center during Multidisciplinary Team investigations. It would also establish an annual reassessment and designation of the District’s Children’s Advocacy Center.
As introduced, Bill 26-285 would revise dates requiring the provision of heat and air conditioning by owners and operators of rental housing who provide air conditioning as a service. It would also set minimum and maximum year-round internal temperature requirements for rental housing where heating and air conditioning are under the control of the tenant.
As introduced, Bill 26-285 would revise dates requiring the provision of heat and air conditioning by owners and operators of rental housing who provide air conditioning as a service. It would also set minimum and maximum year-round internal temperature requirements for rental housing where heating and air conditioning are under the control of the tenant.
As introduced, Bill 26-468 would expand the age range of the Marion Barry Summer Youth Employment Program to 30, and to establish a cohort within the program to serve the needs of 25- to 30-year-old participants.
As introduced, Bill 26-468 would expand the age range of the Marion Barry Summer Youth Employment Program to 30, and to establish a cohort within the program to serve the needs of 25- to 30-year-old participants.
As introduced, Bill 26-234 would designate the public alley system in Square 2857, bounded by Harvard Street, N.W., Sherman Avenue, N.W., Girard Street, N.W., and 11th Street, N.W., as “Henry E. Baker Alley”.
As introduced, Bill 26-234 would designate the public alley system in Square 2857, bounded by Harvard Street, N.W., Sherman Avenue, N.W., Girard Street, N.W., and 11th Street, N.W., as “Henry E. Baker Alley”.
As introduced, Bill 26-66 would establish the Youth Advisory Council on Climate Change and Environmental Conservation to provide an organized youth perspective on various issues that impact climate change. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-66 would establish the Youth Advisory Council on Climate Change and Environmental Conservation to provide an organized youth perspective on various issues that impact climate change. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
As introduced, Bill 26-216 would order the closing of the former Frederick Douglas Memorial Bridge Right of Way on Lot 817 in Square 708 in Southeast Washington, D.C., in Ward 8.
As introduced, Bill 26-216 would order the closing of the former Frederick Douglas Memorial Bridge Right of Way on Lot 817 in Square 708 in Southeast Washington, D.C., in Ward 8.
As introduced, Bill 26-165 would designate the bridge on Connecticut Avenue NW, located between Devonshire Place NW and Macomb Street NW as the Judith E. Heumann Memorial Bridge.
As introduced, Bill 26-165 would designate the bridge on Connecticut Avenue NW, located between Devonshire Place NW and Macomb Street NW as the Judith E. Heumann Memorial Bridge.
As introduced, Bill 26-127 would order the closing of a 12-foot-wide unimproved public alley in Square 5624 in Ward 8.
As introduced, Bill 26-127 would order the closing of a 12-foot-wide unimproved public alley in Square 5624 in Ward 8.
As introduced, Bill 26-139 would designate the public alley system in Square 775, bounded by 3rd Street, 17 N.E., K Street, N.E., 4th Street, N.E., and I Street, N.E., as Gallery Court.
As introduced, Bill 26-139 would designate the public alley system in Square 775, bounded by 3rd Street, 17 N.E., K Street, N.E., 4th Street, N.E., and I Street, N.E., as Gallery Court.
As introduced, Bill 26-160 would close a cul-de-sac in Square 4350, abutting Lot 0006 and bounded by Douglas Street, N.E. It would also dedicate a portion of Lot 0006 for public alley purposes in Ward 5.
As introduced, Bill 26-160 would close a cul-de-sac in Square 4350, abutting Lot 0006 and bounded by Douglas Street, N.E. It would also dedicate a portion of Lot 0006 for public alley purposes in Ward 5.
Please see Referral Memo. COMMITTEE REFERRAL IS AS FOLLOWS: Title I – Human Services; Title II – Housing; Title III – Housing; Title IV – Housing; Title V – Housing; Title VI – Housing; Title VII – Committee of the Whole; Title VIII – Housing; Title IX – Housing; Title X – Committee of the Whole; Title XI – Housing RACIAL EQUITY ANALYSIS - The bill includes several provisions with a mix of positive, negative, and inconclusive impacts. Please see the Racial Equity Impact Assessment (REIA) for more information. FISCAL NOTE - Title IV is unfunded. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
Please see Referral Memo. COMMITTEE REFERRAL IS AS FOLLOWS: Title I – Human Services; Title II – Housing; Title III – Housing; Title IV – Housing; Title V – Housing; Title VI – Housing; Title VII – Committee of the Whole; Title VIII – Housing; Title IX – Housing; Title X – Committee of the Whole; Title XI – Housing RACIAL EQUITY ANALYSIS - The bill includes several provisions with a mix of positive, negative, and inconclusive impacts. Please see the Racial Equity Impact Assessment (REIA) for more information. FISCAL NOTE - Title IV is unfunded. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
