

I’m not sympathetic, however, to the complaints from the usual suspects who always oppose change - fighting apartments on empty lots, safety measures in school zones, and bike lanes on 17th St.
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I’m not sympathetic, however, to the complaints from the usual suspects who always oppose change - fighting apartments on empty lots, safety measures in school zones, and bike lanes on 17th St.



Housing production is key to solving the affordable housing crisis. However, we must disabuse ourselves of the notion that this can be accomplished through massive deregulation and public subsidization of the private sector. socialhousingcenter.org/blog/we-cannot…








Here in the nation's capital we champion our First Amendment rights to protest, assemble, and have our voices heard. Government also has a great responsibility to protect the well-being of District residents in their homes and their rights to tranquility and privacy. Today, the Council passed my emergency bill to provide reasonable limitations around the use of sound amplification devices in residential communities and protect the tranquility of residents in their homes and neighborhoods. I will be working with my colleagues on permanent changes to our noise ordinances. As of today, our emergency bill: 1. prohibits amplification devices when targeting a residence for a demonstration in a residential zone between 7 p.m. and 9 a.m. 2. prohibits throwing projectiles at residential properties when intended to cause fear, intimidate, or retaliate against residents





FY 2025 DC budget cuts will compound the loss of federal pandemic aid: 60% cut in emergency rental aid, elimination of an $80 monthly supplement to SNAP food benefits, & thousands of families losing rental aid from Rapid Rehousing. Evictions may reach a 10-year high



