
Stacy Cloyd
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Stacy Cloyd
@StacyCloyd
I like Social Security, DC (especially SW), walking, transit, watermelon, carbs, and libraries. Jeopardy season 26 alum. Caretaker of the world's top cat.















At a recent candidate debate, we had an important conversation about traffic safety and fairness in DC. Let me be clear: we’re not going to ticket our way to Vision Zero. Too many residents feel like the current traffic camera system is predatory and prioritizes revenue over safety. That must change. As I’ve said, cameras should exist to save lives, not to place a financial burden on working families. My plan is straightforward: redesign dangerous roads, align street design with safe driving speeds, and focus enforcement where it actually prevents crashes. We will establish an Office on Vision Zero, fix inequities in camera placement, reinvest revenue back into safer streets, and hold drivers accountable—no matter where they’re from. This is about results, not rhetoric. Safe streets. Fair systems. Real accountability—for every ward.







DC has amazing natural resources worth protecting. District residents deserve clear air, clean water, clean parks, and healthy communities. This Earth Day, we are launching a new portal for reporting environmental violations directly to OAG: 📧 environmental.justice@dc.gov



It’s Nats Opening Day, so good time to see how we’re doing YTD on public safety: • Homicide ⬇️66% • Violent crime ⬇️11% • Robbery ⬇️26% • Car theft ⬇️55% • Car break-ins ⬇️39% • Burglary ⬇️26% • Murders down 87% in Wards 7 & 8








The ANC Commissioner is calling for safety improvements at the intersection of 7th & Q Street, Northwest, after a driver ran a red light and crashed into a Metrobus, causing the bus to crash into a popular restaurant on Saturday. wjla.com/news/local/anc…







Last night I joked Polymarket should let me bet that Bryan Betancur, the DC Metro hair toucher, would show up at the Monitoring the Situation bar bc I was there. I was right! After he was removed from the bar, he waited outside for me to leave.





