This bill is a confirmation resolution that authorizes the Council of the District of Columbia to approve Ms. Laura Golojuch as a member of the Board of Marriage and Family Therapy. It fills a vacant seat previously held by Sylvia Rosario and grants Ms. Golojuch a term ending on January 3, 2027. The legislation formally recognizes her qualifications as a licensed marriage and family therapist and directs the Council to send a copy of the resolution to the nominee and the Mayor's office. This action allows Ms. Golojuch to participate in the oversight of marriage and family therapy licensing within the District.
This bill is a confirmation resolution that officially approves Ronald Cheli Jr. for a seat on the Board of Long-Term Care Administration in the District of Columbia. The measure confirms his appointment as a nursing home administrator to fill a vacancy left by Keysha Dale, with the term ending on July 17, 2027. The resolution requires the Council to transmit a copy of the document to both the nominee and the Mayor's office once adopted. This action formalizes Cheli's role within the regulatory body that oversees long-term care facilities in the district.
This bill grants emergency approval for a three-year, $3.18 million contract between the University of the District of Columbia and Ellucian Company LLC. The agreement covers software licensing, application hosting, and maintenance for the university's Banner Enterprise Resource Planning system, which manages student and financial data. The legislation is necessary to prevent a service interruption when the current contract expires in September 2024, ensuring the university can continue operating its critical information systems without a gap in support.
This bill authorizes the University of the District of Columbia to enter into a three-year contract with Ellucian Company LLC for approximately $3.18 million to maintain its student and financial information systems. The legislation allows the contract to be approved immediately without a full committee review to prevent a service gap when the current agreement expires in September. By enabling emergency approval, the measure ensures that critical software licensing, hosting, and maintenance services continue uninterrupted for the university's operations.
This bill approves a two-year extension of an existing contract with Intralot, Inc. to provide sports wagering, lottery gaming systems, and related services to the District of Columbia's Office of Lottery and Gaming. The resolution authorizes the use of up to $86,125,000 for these services between July 16, 2024, and July 15, 2026. By passing this measure, the Council formally ratifies the Chief Financial Officer's decision to exercise a portion of the original multi-year option period.
This bill is a confirmation resolution that officially approves Ms. India James for reappointment as a consumer member of the District of Columbia Board of Dietetics and Nutrition. The resolution confirms her role as a non-licensed dietitian or nutritionist representative, ensuring public consumer interests are included in the board's oversight of the health occupation. Ms. James will serve a term ending on March 12, 2026, and the document formally notifies the Council and the Mayor's office of this appointment. The text does not alter any existing laws or regulations but serves an administrative function to validate her continued service on the board.
This bill amends local health laws to update the scope of practice for dentists in the District of Columbia. It allows dentists to administer immunizations and use FDA-approved neurotoxins like Botox for dental treatments, provided they receive specific certification from the Board of Dentistry. The legislation also establishes a formal licensing process for dentists who wish to represent themselves as specialists and clarifies the definition of oral and maxillofacial surgery. Additionally, it closes a loophole that permitted non-dentists to own and control dental offices, ensuring that only licensed professionals can manage such practices.
This bill is a confirmation resolution that formally approves Yohance Fuller's appointment to the Board of Directors of the District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency. The measure designates Fuller as the member representing community or consumer interests to fill a vacant seat left by Stanley Jackson for the remainder of the term ending in June 2025. By passing this resolution, the Council of the District of Columbia completes the legal process required to finalize Fuller's role on the board. The legislation does not alter existing laws or policies but serves as a procedural step to validate the Mayor's nomination.
This resolution authorizes the District of Columbia to enter into a two-year contract with BFI Transfer Systems of Virginia, LLC, doing business as Northern Virginia MRF, to handle and sell recyclable materials from commercial and residential sources. The agreement sets a maximum cost of $8,085,600 for the performance period and is processed through the Department of Public Works. The legislation declares an emergency to allow the contract to be approved quickly after a single reading, ensuring that waste management services are provided without delay.
This emergency resolution authorizes the District of Columbia to enter into a two-year contract with BFI Transfer Systems of Virginia, LLC, doing business as Northern Virginia MRF, to process and market commercial and residential recyclable materials. The agreement sets a maximum spending limit of $8,085,600 for the performance period and is managed by the Office of Contracting and Procurement on behalf of the Department of Public Works. By adopting this measure, the Council formally approves the contract under emergency provisions, allowing the deal to take effect immediately without further delay.
This legislative text is a confirmation resolution that formally approves the appointment of Wynter Allen to the Office of Employee Appeals in the District of Columbia. The bill addresses the vacancy left by Clarence Labor and confirms Allen for the remainder of the unexpired term, which ends on April 6, 2030. By passing this resolution, the Council validates the Mayor's nomination and allows the new appointee to begin serving in their role. The document serves an administrative function rather than creating new laws or altering existing policies.
This bill confirms Lance Allen as a forensic scientist member of the District of Columbia's Science Advisory Board. The resolution officially approves his appointment to fill a vacant seat on the board, a body that advises the city on forensic science matters. Lance Allen, currently serving as Deputy Director at the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, will serve for the remainder of an unexpired term ending in April 2025. This procedural measure does not alter existing laws but formally completes the confirmation process for a specific individual.
