26th Council·1,889 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,889 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 26-32 would establish clear criteria for special deposits and clarify the treatment of special deposits in the event of the bankruptcy of a depositor. It also clarifies the applicability of the creditor process on a special deposit. It is an “opt-in” statute, which is available to banks and depositors to suit their needs for particular purposes.
As introduced Bill 26-32 would establish clear criteria for special deposits and clarify the treatment of special deposits in the event of the bankruptcy of a depositor. It also clarifies the applicability of the creditor process on a special deposit. It is an “opt-in” statute, which is available to banks and depositors to suit their needs for particular purposes.
As introduced Bill 26-10 would provide that a surviving spouse or domestic partner of a veteran may claim the Disabled Veterans Homestead Exemption.
As introduced Bill 26-10 would provide that a surviving spouse or domestic partner of a veteran may claim the Disabled Veterans Homestead Exemption.
As introduced, Bill 26-219 would extend the time limit for the disposition of certain District-owned real property located at 1351 Alabama Avenue, S.E.
As introduced, Bill 26-219 would extend the time limit for the disposition of certain District-owned real property located at 1351 Alabama Avenue, S.E.
As introduced, Bill 26-370 would establish a new sidewalk vending license and mobile vending license. It would authorize the Department of Public Works to dispose of vending merchandise and equipment left in public space after hours. It would allow for the towing of food trucks parked illegally and also establish misdemeanor and enhanced civil penalties for vending without a license or from an unauthorized location among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-370 would establish a new sidewalk vending license and mobile vending license. It would authorize the Department of Public Works to dispose of vending merchandise and equipment left in public space after hours. It would allow for the towing of food trucks parked illegally and also establish misdemeanor and enhanced civil penalties for vending without a license or from an unauthorized location among other things.
