26th Council·1,896 bills
Track legislation moving through District Of Columbia. Browse 1,896 bills and resolutions during the 26th Council, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
Modification Nos. M0009, M0010, M0011, M0012, M0013, and M0014 to Contract No. CW101626 with Collaborative Solutions for Communities Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2025
Modification Nos. M0009, M0010, M0011, M0012, M0013, and M0014 to Contract No. CW101626 with Collaborative Solutions for Communities Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2025
As introduced, Bill 26-130 would establish that the General Operation Support (GOS) grant program’s award amounts should be proportionally tied to organizational expenses. It also establishes new guidelines on which organizations are eligible for grants.
As introduced, Bill 26-130 would establish that the General Operation Support (GOS) grant program’s award amounts should be proportionally tied to organizational expenses. It also establishes new guidelines on which organizations are eligible for grants.
As introduced, Bill 26-202 would establish an Office of Social Housing Developments to administer the construction, maintenance, and growth of District-owned residential properties designed to be mixed-income housing with not less than two-thirds of a building developed as family units and not less than two-thirds of units rented as permanently affordable units for low income households. It would establish a framework for tenant governance, environmentally conscious building standards, and street-level amenities at social housing developments. It would also allow investments in District-owned social housing developments and authorize the sale of certain real estate in the District of Columbia no longer required for public purposes. It would require that the Mayor evaluate such properties for conversion into social housing developments before disposing of them among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-202 would establish an Office of Social Housing Developments to administer the construction, maintenance, and growth of District-owned residential properties designed to be mixed-income housing with not less than two-thirds of a building developed as family units and not less than two-thirds of units rented as permanently affordable units for low income households. It would establish a framework for tenant governance, environmentally conscious building standards, and street-level amenities at social housing developments. It would also allow investments in District-owned social housing developments and authorize the sale of certain real estate in the District of Columbia no longer required for public purposes. It would require that the Mayor evaluate such properties for conversion into social housing developments before disposing of them among other things.
As introduced, Bill 26-217 would improve public access to critical records, including 911 transcripts and recordings, documents regarding government misconduct, and deliberative materials when the public interest in disclosure outweighs the District’s interest in secrecy.
As introduced, Bill 26-217 would improve public access to critical records, including 911 transcripts and recordings, documents regarding government misconduct, and deliberative materials when the public interest in disclosure outweighs the District’s interest in secrecy.
