Transportation

This emergency resolution clarifies that the District's Intelligent Speed Assistance Program (ISAP) is fully funded, allowing its implementation to proceed immediately. It modifies the STEER Act's funding language to distinguish between the fully funded ISAP (which affects drivers required to enroll after certain traffic offenses) and the modernized Ignition Interlock Program (which remains subject to future appropriations). The resolution directly affects the District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), which had paused ISAP rollout due to unclear funding status. This change enables the DMV to launch the ISAP without delay while maintaining the existing funding process for the Ignition Interlock updates.

This bill approves two contract modifications ($M004$ and $M008$) for a school transportation service contract with All Pro All Services (APAS), increasing the total contract value from $1.62 million to $2.97 million. It authorizes retroactive payment for services provided to approximately 50-60 Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) clients from August 2024 through August 2025. The modifications cover an additional $418,765 for extended services beyond the original contract scope, ensuring APAS can be paid for work already completed. The resolution designates this as an emergency to expedite payment approval without full legislative review.