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 26-166 would close the portion of the public alley, including the 15 foot-wide L- shaped portion of the alley system on 3500 Connecticut Avenue in Square 2068 abutting Lots 92, 811, and 818.
As introduced, Bill 26-166 would close the portion of the public alley, including the 15 foot-wide L- shaped portion of the alley system on 3500 Connecticut Avenue in Square 2068 abutting Lots 92, 811, and 818.
As introduced, Bill 26-417 would establish an amnesty program to waive monetary penalties upon the payment of fines owed as a result of notices of infractions for parking, standing, and stopping violations. It would also waive monetary penalties upon the payment of fines owed as a result of notices of infractions issued through automated traffic enforcement systems.
As introduced, Bill 26-417 would establish an amnesty program to waive monetary penalties upon the payment of fines owed as a result of notices of infractions for parking, standing, and stopping violations. It would also waive monetary penalties upon the payment of fines owed as a result of notices of infractions issued through automated traffic enforcement systems.
As introduced, Bill 26-420 would require the Mayor to ensure that local education agencies issue student identification cards to middle school and high school students.
As introduced, Bill 26-420 would require the Mayor to ensure that local education agencies issue student identification cards to middle school and high school students.
As introduced, Bill 26-423 would establish the On-Site Services Program to provide funding to qualifying housing providers to provide on-site services for residents. The services would include skill building, health, food and nutrition services, and childcare among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-423 would establish the On-Site Services Program to provide funding to qualifying housing providers to provide on-site services for residents. The services would include skill building, health, food and nutrition services, and childcare among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-418 would establish the Future Smiles Pilot program to provide a Level II Dental Assistant career preparation course and work experience for high school students enrolled at participating local educational agencies.
As introduced, Bill 26-418 would establish the Future Smiles Pilot program to provide a Level II Dental Assistant career preparation course and work experience for high school students enrolled at participating local educational agencies.
As introduced, Bill 26-166 would close the portion of the public alley, including the 15 foot-wide L- shaped portion of the alley system on 3500 Connecticut Avenue in Square 2068 abutting Lots 92, 811, and 818.
As introduced, Bill 26-166 would close the portion of the public alley, including the 15 foot-wide L- shaped portion of the alley system on 3500 Connecticut Avenue in Square 2068 abutting Lots 92, 811, and 818.
As introduced, Bill 26-417 would establish an amnesty program to waive monetary penalties upon the payment of fines owed as a result of notices of infractions for parking, standing, and stopping violations. It would also waive monetary penalties upon the payment of fines owed as a result of notices of infractions issued through automated traffic enforcement systems.
As introduced, Bill 26-417 would establish an amnesty program to waive monetary penalties upon the payment of fines owed as a result of notices of infractions for parking, standing, and stopping violations. It would also waive monetary penalties upon the payment of fines owed as a result of notices of infractions issued through automated traffic enforcement systems.
As introduced, Bill 26-420 would require the Mayor to ensure that local education agencies issue student identification cards to middle school and high school students.
As introduced, Bill 26-420 would require the Mayor to ensure that local education agencies issue student identification cards to middle school and high school students.
As introduced, Bill 26-423 would establish the On-Site Services Program to provide funding to qualifying housing providers to provide on-site services for residents. The services would include skill building, health, food and nutrition services, and childcare among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-423 would establish the On-Site Services Program to provide funding to qualifying housing providers to provide on-site services for residents. The services would include skill building, health, food and nutrition services, and childcare among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-418 would establish the Future Smiles Pilot program to provide a Level II Dental Assistant career preparation course and work experience for high school students enrolled at participating local educational agencies.
As introduced, Bill 26-418 would establish the Future Smiles Pilot program to provide a Level II Dental Assistant career preparation course and work experience for high school students enrolled at participating local educational agencies.
