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 26-397 would streamline zoning appeals and reduce bad faith actions that would delay the construction of new housing, retail, and community amenities. It would reduce the use of frivolous appeals that stall or stop construction projects throughout the District.
As introduced, Bill 26-397 would streamline zoning appeals and reduce bad faith actions that would delay the construction of new housing, retail, and community amenities. It would reduce the use of frivolous appeals that stall or stop construction projects throughout the District.
bill summary - As introduced, Bill 26-405 would establish a grant program to provide a $50 weekly direct cash stipend to eligible students in participating schools in the District of Columbia and contract with an organization to study its effects on student wellbeing, attendance, and financial literacy.
bill summary - As introduced, Bill 26-405 would establish a grant program to provide a $50 weekly direct cash stipend to eligible students in participating schools in the District of Columbia and contract with an organization to study its effects on student wellbeing, attendance, and financial literacy.
As introduced, Bill 26-413 would require that fiscal impact statements for Council legislation reflect anticipated changes to the costs of detaining, committing, or rehabilitating juveniles.
As introduced, Bill 26-413 would require that fiscal impact statements for Council legislation reflect anticipated changes to the costs of detaining, committing, or rehabilitating juveniles.
As introduced, Bill 26-89 would repeal the Emergency and Non-Emergency Telephone Calling Systems Fund since it is no longer being reserved for capital equipment costs.
As introduced, Bill 26-89 would repeal the Emergency and Non-Emergency Telephone Calling Systems Fund since it is no longer being reserved for capital equipment costs.
As introduced, Bill 26-368 would allow tenants demonstrating primary residency in a rental unit to operate a licensed short-term rental. It would clarify that owners of a two-unit property in a Residential Flat zone may operate one of the two principal dwellings as a short-term rental. It would also require that short-term rental booking services display a property’s license endorsement number as provided by the host.
As introduced, Bill 26-368 would allow tenants demonstrating primary residency in a rental unit to operate a licensed short-term rental. It would clarify that owners of a two-unit property in a Residential Flat zone may operate one of the two principal dwellings as a short-term rental. It would also require that short-term rental booking services display a property’s license endorsement number as provided by the host.
As introduced, Bill 26-397 would streamline zoning appeals and reduce bad faith actions that would delay the construction of new housing, retail, and community amenities. It would reduce the use of frivolous appeals that stall or stop construction projects throughout the District.
As introduced, Bill 26-397 would streamline zoning appeals and reduce bad faith actions that would delay the construction of new housing, retail, and community amenities. It would reduce the use of frivolous appeals that stall or stop construction projects throughout the District.
bill summary - As introduced, Bill 26-405 would establish a grant program to provide a $50 weekly direct cash stipend to eligible students in participating schools in the District of Columbia and contract with an organization to study its effects on student wellbeing, attendance, and financial literacy.
bill summary - As introduced, Bill 26-405 would establish a grant program to provide a $50 weekly direct cash stipend to eligible students in participating schools in the District of Columbia and contract with an organization to study its effects on student wellbeing, attendance, and financial literacy.
As introduced, Bill 26-413 would require that fiscal impact statements for Council legislation reflect anticipated changes to the costs of detaining, committing, or rehabilitating juveniles.
As introduced, Bill 26-413 would require that fiscal impact statements for Council legislation reflect anticipated changes to the costs of detaining, committing, or rehabilitating juveniles.
As introduced, Bill 26-89 would repeal the Emergency and Non-Emergency Telephone Calling Systems Fund since it is no longer being reserved for capital equipment costs.
As introduced, Bill 26-89 would repeal the Emergency and Non-Emergency Telephone Calling Systems Fund since it is no longer being reserved for capital equipment costs.
As introduced, Bill 26-368 would allow tenants demonstrating primary residency in a rental unit to operate a licensed short-term rental. It would clarify that owners of a two-unit property in a Residential Flat zone may operate one of the two principal dwellings as a short-term rental. It would also require that short-term rental booking services display a property’s license endorsement number as provided by the host.
As introduced, Bill 26-368 would allow tenants demonstrating primary residency in a rental unit to operate a licensed short-term rental. It would clarify that owners of a two-unit property in a Residential Flat zone may operate one of the two principal dwellings as a short-term rental. It would also require that short-term rental booking services display a property’s license endorsement number as provided by the host.
