This bill is a confirmation resolution that officially appoints Yilin Zhang as a public voting member of the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development in the District of Columbia. The resolution fills a vacant seat on the commission, which was established to advise on issues affecting Asian and Pacific Islander communities, for a term ending in April 2027. By confirming the mayor's nomination, the Council allows Ms. Zhang to participate in the commission's work, drawing on her background in strategic planning, community advocacy, and nonprofit management. The document serves as a procedural step to formalize her role rather than creating new laws or policies.
This bill confirms Dr. Stephanie Johnson for a two-year term on the District of Columbia Board of Chiropractic, which oversees the regulation of chiropractic professionals in the city. The resolution formally approves her reappointment to a position that ends in October 2026, following her nomination by the Mayor. By passing this measure, the Council fulfills the legal requirement to review and ratify the Mayor's selection of board members. The document serves as an official administrative record rather than introducing new laws or changing existing regulations.
This bill is a confirmation resolution that formally approves Martha Watanabe as a public voting member of the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development in the District of Columbia. The resolution fills a vacant seat on the commission, an advisory body established to support the Asian and Pacific Islander community, and sets her term to end on April 17, 2027. By adopting this resolution, the Council completes the Mayor's nomination process and allows Watanabe to officially begin her role on the commission.
This bill confirms Rev. Dr. Mike Park as a public voting member of the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development in the District of Columbia. The resolution formally appoints him to fill a vacant seat on the commission, which was established by a 2001 law to address the needs of Asian and Pacific Islander residents. Park will serve a term ending in April 2027, and the council must send a copy of the resolution to both the nominee and the mayor's office once it is adopted. This action is a procedural confirmation that allows Park to participate in the commission's work without creating new policies or changing existing laws.
This resolution confirms the reappointment of Ms. Karen Kwok as a public voting member of the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development in the District of Columbia. The Council formally approves her nomination by the Mayor for a term ending on April 17, 2026, following a review of her qualifications in public health and community development. Upon adoption, the Council will send a copy of this resolution to Ms. Kwok and the Mayor's office, and the document takes effect immediately.
This bill is a confirmation resolution that officially approves Dr. Halaevalu Vakalahi as a voting member of the District of Columbia's Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development. By passing this resolution, the Council grants Dr. Vakalahi a seat on the commission to fill a vacant position, with his term set to end in April 2025. The document serves as a formal administrative step to complete the Mayor's nomination process rather than introducing new laws or policies. Once adopted, the Council will send a copy of the resolution to the nominee and the Mayor's office to finalize the appointment.
This bill confirms the reappointment of Jennifer Hara as a public voting member of the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development in the District of Columbia. The resolution officially appoints her to serve on this advisory body until April 17, 2026, following her nomination by the Mayor. By confirming her membership, the Council enables Hara to participate in the commission's work focused on community development issues affecting Asian and Pacific Islander residents. The measure requires the Council to send a copy of the resolution to both the nominee and the Mayor's office once adopted.
This bill confirms the reappointment of Jennifer Anderson as a public voting member of the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development in the District of Columbia. The resolution formally approves her nomination by Mayor Muriel Bowser for a term ending on April 17, 2026, following the confirmation process required by the District's laws. By adopting this measure, the Council of the District of Columbia completes the administrative step necessary for Anderson to officially serve on the commission. The document also outlines the procedure for sending a copy of the resolution to both the nominee and the Mayor's office upon its adoption.
This bill is a confirmation resolution that officially approves Artisha Naidu for a two-year term as a voting member of the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development. The legislation requires the Council to formally confirm her reappointment, which will allow her to participate in the commission's work until April 17, 2026. Upon passing, the resolution will be sent to Ms. Naidu and the Mayor's office to complete the administrative process. This procedural measure does not create new policies or funding but serves to validate an existing appointment made by the Mayor.
This bill is a confirmation resolution that formally approves the reappointment of Sina Uipi as a public voting member of the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development. The measure designates her to serve on the commission until April 17, 2025, following her nomination by the Mayor of the District of Columbia. Upon adoption, the Council will send a copy of the resolution to both the nominee and the Mayor's office to complete the administrative process. This action allows Uipi to continue her role in advising the district on issues affecting Asian and Pacific Islander communities.
This bill confirms Jeffrey Le as a public voting member of the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development in the District of Columbia. The resolution officially appoints him to the commission, which was established to address the needs of Asian and Pacific Islander communities, for a term ending in April 2026. By passing this measure, the City Council formalizes Le's role in the advisory body that provides guidance on community development issues. The legislation is a procedural confirmation that allows the nominee to begin his duties without further delay.
This bill is a confirmation resolution that officially approves Moh Sharma as a public voting member of the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Community Development in the District of Columbia. The legislation fills a vacant seat on the commission, which was established to support the development and needs of Asian and Pacific Islander communities in the region. By passing this resolution, the Council of the District of Columbia authorizes Ms. Sharma to serve on the commission for a term ending on April 17, 2027. The document also formally notifies the nominee and the Mayor's office of the confirmation once adopted.
