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 26-282 would disqualify a person from holding the office of a member of the Council, if they have previously been expelled from the Council, for the following five years.
As introduced, Bill 26-282 would disqualify a person from holding the office of a member of the Council, if they have previously been expelled from the Council, for the following five years.
As introduced Bill 26-25 would exempt from the certificate of need process digital-only telehealth platforms and providers and primary care and specialty care providers not affiliated with hospitals and medical schools. It would remove the 3-year maximum on certificate of need applications for active projects and also require the State Health Planning and Development Agency to update the capital expenditure and medical equipment spending thresholds every two years. It also, among other things, would increase the number of beds that must be added or removed at a health care facility in order to trigger a certificate of need. FISCAL NOTE - This bill has been funded pursuant to Law 26-55, the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Support Act of 2025.
As introduced Bill 26-25 would exempt from the certificate of need process digital-only telehealth platforms and providers and primary care and specialty care providers not affiliated with hospitals and medical schools. It would remove the 3-year maximum on certificate of need applications for active projects and also require the State Health Planning and Development Agency to update the capital expenditure and medical equipment spending thresholds every two years. It also, among other things, would increase the number of beds that must be added or removed at a health care facility in order to trigger a certificate of need. FISCAL NOTE - This bill has been funded pursuant to Law 26-55, the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Support Act of 2025.
As introduced Bill 26-39 would order the closing of a portion of a public alley in Square 756 abutting Lot 47, and the dedication of a portion of Lot 806 for public alley purposes in Ward 6.
As introduced Bill 26-39 would order the closing of a portion of a public alley in Square 756 abutting Lot 47, and the dedication of a portion of Lot 806 for public alley purposes in Ward 6.
As introduced Bill 26-13 would symbolically designate the 3000 block of Veazey Terrace, NW, in Ward 3, as Girl Scouts’ Way.
As introduced Bill 26-13 would symbolically designate the 3000 block of Veazey Terrace, NW, in Ward 3, as Girl Scouts’ Way.
As introduced Bill 26-23 would allow the ABC Board to extend the hours of operation, sales, service, and consumption of alcoholic beverages for sporting events or events that the Board deems appropriate for licensees registered with the Board to participate in the extension of hours program.
As introduced Bill 26-23 would allow the ABC Board to extend the hours of operation, sales, service, and consumption of alcoholic beverages for sporting events or events that the Board deems appropriate for licensees registered with the Board to participate in the extension of hours program.
As introduced Bill 26-11 would designate the north-south public alley within Square 441, bounded by 7th Street, N.W., T Street, N.W., Wiltberger Street, N.W. and S Street, N.W., in Ward 1, as DC Legendary Musicians Way.
As introduced Bill 26-11 would designate the north-south public alley within Square 441, bounded by 7th Street, N.W., T Street, N.W., Wiltberger Street, N.W. and S Street, N.W., in Ward 1, as DC Legendary Musicians Way.
As introduced, Bill 26-282 would disqualify a person from holding the office of a member of the Council, if they have previously been expelled from the Council, for the following five years.
As introduced, Bill 26-282 would disqualify a person from holding the office of a member of the Council, if they have previously been expelled from the Council, for the following five years.
As introduced Bill 26-25 would exempt from the certificate of need process digital-only telehealth platforms and providers and primary care and specialty care providers not affiliated with hospitals and medical schools. It would remove the 3-year maximum on certificate of need applications for active projects and also require the State Health Planning and Development Agency to update the capital expenditure and medical equipment spending thresholds every two years. It also, among other things, would increase the number of beds that must be added or removed at a health care facility in order to trigger a certificate of need. FISCAL NOTE - This bill has been funded pursuant to Law 26-55, the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Support Act of 2025.
As introduced Bill 26-25 would exempt from the certificate of need process digital-only telehealth platforms and providers and primary care and specialty care providers not affiliated with hospitals and medical schools. It would remove the 3-year maximum on certificate of need applications for active projects and also require the State Health Planning and Development Agency to update the capital expenditure and medical equipment spending thresholds every two years. It also, among other things, would increase the number of beds that must be added or removed at a health care facility in order to trigger a certificate of need. FISCAL NOTE - This bill has been funded pursuant to Law 26-55, the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Support Act of 2025.
As introduced Bill 26-39 would order the closing of a portion of a public alley in Square 756 abutting Lot 47, and the dedication of a portion of Lot 806 for public alley purposes in Ward 6.
As introduced Bill 26-39 would order the closing of a portion of a public alley in Square 756 abutting Lot 47, and the dedication of a portion of Lot 806 for public alley purposes in Ward 6.
As introduced Bill 26-13 would symbolically designate the 3000 block of Veazey Terrace, NW, in Ward 3, as Girl Scouts’ Way.
As introduced Bill 26-13 would symbolically designate the 3000 block of Veazey Terrace, NW, in Ward 3, as Girl Scouts’ Way.
As introduced Bill 26-23 would allow the ABC Board to extend the hours of operation, sales, service, and consumption of alcoholic beverages for sporting events or events that the Board deems appropriate for licensees registered with the Board to participate in the extension of hours program.
As introduced Bill 26-23 would allow the ABC Board to extend the hours of operation, sales, service, and consumption of alcoholic beverages for sporting events or events that the Board deems appropriate for licensees registered with the Board to participate in the extension of hours program.
As introduced Bill 26-11 would designate the north-south public alley within Square 441, bounded by 7th Street, N.W., T Street, N.W., Wiltberger Street, N.W. and S Street, N.W., in Ward 1, as DC Legendary Musicians Way.
As introduced Bill 26-11 would designate the north-south public alley within Square 441, bounded by 7th Street, N.W., T Street, N.W., Wiltberger Street, N.W. and S Street, N.W., in Ward 1, as DC Legendary Musicians Way.
