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.
As introduced, Bill 26-366 would make the Flexible Rent Subsidy Pilot Program permanent.
As introduced, Bill 26-366 would make the Flexible Rent Subsidy Pilot Program permanent.
As introduced, Bill 26-70 would remove the exemption from the Rent Stabilization Program for units rented to tenants using a tenant-based subsidy. It prohibits the administrator of any tenant-based subsidy from paying an increased rent without receiving proper notice that the increase is compliant with the Rent Stabilization Program. It prohibits agreements to waive the requirements of rent stabilization and establishes the powers of the subsidy administrator.
As introduced, Bill 26-70 would remove the exemption from the Rent Stabilization Program for units rented to tenants using a tenant-based subsidy. It prohibits the administrator of any tenant-based subsidy from paying an increased rent without receiving proper notice that the increase is compliant with the Rent Stabilization Program. It prohibits agreements to waive the requirements of rent stabilization and establishes the powers of the subsidy administrator.
As introduced, Bill 26-440 would create an Animal Population Health and Education Program to support veterinary services, sterilization, and pet ownership education. It would clarify funding sources and uses for the Animal Education and Outreach Fund, and establish pet food registration fees, among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-440 would create an Animal Population Health and Education Program to support veterinary services, sterilization, and pet ownership education. It would clarify funding sources and uses for the Animal Education and Outreach Fund, and establish pet food registration fees, among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-439 would require the Mayor to bolster automatic enforcement of truck restricted routes and yield-to-pedestrian signs.
As introduced, Bill 26-439 would require the Mayor to bolster automatic enforcement of truck restricted routes and yield-to-pedestrian signs.
As introduced, Bill 26-366 would make the Flexible Rent Subsidy Pilot Program permanent.
As introduced, Bill 26-366 would make the Flexible Rent Subsidy Pilot Program permanent.
As introduced, Bill 26-70 would remove the exemption from the Rent Stabilization Program for units rented to tenants using a tenant-based subsidy. It prohibits the administrator of any tenant-based subsidy from paying an increased rent without receiving proper notice that the increase is compliant with the Rent Stabilization Program. It prohibits agreements to waive the requirements of rent stabilization and establishes the powers of the subsidy administrator.
As introduced, Bill 26-70 would remove the exemption from the Rent Stabilization Program for units rented to tenants using a tenant-based subsidy. It prohibits the administrator of any tenant-based subsidy from paying an increased rent without receiving proper notice that the increase is compliant with the Rent Stabilization Program. It prohibits agreements to waive the requirements of rent stabilization and establishes the powers of the subsidy administrator.
As introduced, Bill 26-440 would create an Animal Population Health and Education Program to support veterinary services, sterilization, and pet ownership education. It would clarify funding sources and uses for the Animal Education and Outreach Fund, and establish pet food registration fees, among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-440 would create an Animal Population Health and Education Program to support veterinary services, sterilization, and pet ownership education. It would clarify funding sources and uses for the Animal Education and Outreach Fund, and establish pet food registration fees, among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-439 would require the Mayor to bolster automatic enforcement of truck restricted routes and yield-to-pedestrian signs.
As introduced, Bill 26-439 would require the Mayor to bolster automatic enforcement of truck restricted routes and yield-to-pedestrian signs.
