Arturo Griffiths Memorial Recognition Resolution of 2025
CER 26-0078: Arturo Griffiths Memorial Recognition Resolution of 2025 OverviewBill Number: CER 26-0078 Title: Arturo Griffiths Memorial Recognition Resolution of 2025 Status: Res
CER 26-0078: Arturo Griffiths Memorial Recognition Resolution of 2025 OverviewBill Number: CER 26-0078 Title: Arturo Griffiths Memorial Recognition Resolution of 2025 Status: Res
Bill Number: CER 26-0078
Title: Arturo Griffiths Memorial Recognition Resolution of 2025
Status: Resolution ACR26-0078, Effective from Sep 17, 2025 Published in DC Register Vol 72 and Page 010647
Introduced: September 16, 2025
Classification: resolution
The Arturo Griffiths Memorial Recognition Resolution of 2025 honors the life and legacy of Arturo Griffiths, a prominent community leader and civil rights activist in Washington, D.C. Griffiths dedicated over 40 years of service to advocating for affordable housing, education equity, and economic opportunities for underserved residents. This resolution seeks to commemorate Griffiths' impactful work and inspire future generations to continue his mission of creating a more just and equitable city.
This resolution directly impacts the residents of Washington, D.C. by honoring a revered community leader and ensuring his memory and work are preserved for future generations. The annual observance, public memorial, and scholarship fund will serve to educate the public about Griffiths' life and inspire continued activism and service. Additionally, the lowering of flags on government buildings each September 17th will be a visible reminder of Griffiths' legacy throughout the city.
Resolution ACR26-0078 was introduced in the D.C. Council on September 16, 2025 and unanimously passed on September 17, 2025. The resolution takes immediate effect upon passage and publication in the D.C. Register. The Mayor's Office of Community Affairs has been tasked with coordinating the implementation of the resolution's provisions, including the annual Arturo Griffiths Day celebration and the installation of a permanent public memorial by September 17, 2026.
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