This bill redesignates the Sharpe Health School at 4300 13th Street, NW in Ward 4 to the Elizabeth M. Goodman Health School. The change honors Elizabeth M. Goodman, a longtime educator who led the Visiting Instruction Corps and served as principal of the Health School from 1952, where she expanded services for students with disabilities and medical needs. The legislation follows a community-driven review process that included input from families, former students, and local leadership, with Advisory Neighborhood Commission 4C formally supporting the renaming. The act takes effect after approval by the Mayor and completion of a 30-day congressional review period.
This is a procedural confirmation resolution, not a substantive bill. It formally confirms Mayor Bowser's nomination of Yohance Fuller for reappointment as the community/consumer interests representative on the District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency's Board of Directors. The resolution specifies his term would run until June 28, 2027, and requires the Council to transmit the resolution to Fuller and the Mayor upon adoption. It does not create new policies or affect any residents or programs directly; it solely approves an existing appointment.
This resolution confirms the reappointment of Heather Wellington to the Board of Directors of the District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency for a term ending June 28, 2027. The confirmation follows the Mayor's nomination and is part of the standard procedural process for appointing board members with expertise in real estate, architecture, or planning. The resolution does not create new policy but formalizes her continued service on the agency's board.
This is a procedural confirmation resolution, not a substantive bill. It formally confirms Mayor Bowser's appointment of Stacie Birenbach to serve as a nonprofit housing production community representative on the Housing Production Trust Fund Board, filling a vacant seat previously held by Sue Ann Marshall. Her term will end January 14, 2027. The resolution requires the Council to approve the appointment and transmit a copy to the nominee and Mayor's office. This resolution does not create new policy or affect any specific housing programs.
This resolution confirms Mayor Bowser's appointment of Sasha-Gaye Angus to the Housing Production Trust Fund Board. It fills a vacant seat previously held by Lynn French, with Angus serving as a representative of an organization focused on affordable housing for lower-income households. The appointment is for a term ending January 14, 2027, as required by the Housing Production Trust Fund Act of 1988. This is a procedural confirmation, not a policy change.
This bill (PR 26-0459) is a procedural resolution confirming Patrick McAnaney's appointment to the Housing Production Trust Fund Board. It fills a vacant seat previously held by Stanley Jackson, with McAnaney serving until January 14, 2029. The board, established under the Housing Production Trust Fund Act of 1988, focuses on affordable housing production, preservation, and rehabilitation for lower-income households in the District. The resolution requires Council approval to finalize his appointment.
This resolution confirms Stephen Glaude's appointment to the Housing Production Trust Fund Board as the low-income tenant association representative, filling a vacancy left by James Knight. It also designates him as Board Chairperson, replacing Susanne Slater, for a term ending January 14, 2029. The resolution is procedural and does not create new policies or funding mechanisms - its sole purpose is to formalize Glaude's appointment to an existing board role established under the Housing Production Trust Fund Act of 1988. It directly affects the governance of the Housing Production Trust Fund Board, which oversees affordable housing funding in D.C.
This resolution confirms Dr. Sean Morgan's appointment as Medical Director of the District of Columbia's Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department, as nominated by Mayor Muriel Bowser. It follows District law requiring Council approval for this position, which oversees pre-hospital medical protocols, provider training, and emergency response quality. The resolution formally approves his confirmation for the role, effective immediately upon adoption. (This is a procedural confirmation resolution, not a policy bill.)
This bill amends the District of Columbia's Small and Certified Business Enterprise Development and Assistance Act to strengthen rules for how government-assisted projects must subcontract work to local businesses. It directly affects businesses that contract with the District, requiring them to meet specific subcontracting goals and follow new invoicing and payment timelines. Key provisions include stricter penalties for failing to subcontract, prohibiting companies from subcontracting to their own owned enterprises, and expanding the definition of beneficiaries to include non-profit organizations. The legislation also establishes uniform hearing procedures for enforcement, adds requirements for independent ownership of certified businesses, and repeals several outdated program sections.
This bill proposes the confirmation of Aubrey Grant for reappointment to the Board of Architecture, Interior Design, and Landscape Architecture in the District of Columbia. The resolution would officially confirm Grant, a licensed architect from Ward 6, for a term ending November 13, 2029, following his nomination by Mayor Muriel Bowser. The bill requires the Council to formally approve the appointment and transmit a copy of the resolution to both the nominee and the Mayor. This is a procedural confirmation measure that does not change existing laws or policies but rather completes the standard appointment process for a board member.
This bill requires Metropolitan Police Department officers to document the names, badge numbers, and employing agencies of all law enforcement officers present at an arrest scene, along with details about any force used and whether any officers declined to identify themselves. It also mandates that the Mayor publicly release body camera footage and incident descriptions within five business days when federal law enforcement officers use serious force in the presence of DC police officers. The legislation applies specifically to arrests and use-of-force incidents involving DC police and federal officers, ensuring greater transparency in how these events are documented and reported.
This bill confirms the reappointment of Asha Shagle, a licensed landscape architect from Ward 6, to the Board of Architecture, Interior Design, and Landscape Architecture for a term ending November 13, 2029. The resolution formally approves the Mayor's nomination of Shagle, who has over 20 years of experience in landscape architecture and design, to serve on the regulatory board that oversees professional standards in the District. Upon adoption, the Council will transmit a copy of the resolution to both Shagle and the Mayor, and the measure takes effect immediately.
