B25-0545 - Health Occupations Revision General Amendment Act of 2023
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Phil Mendelson
Last updated about 2 months ago1 Co-Sponsor
STATUS
Passed
B25-0119 - Healthy Homes and Residential Electrification Amendment Act of 2023
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Charles Allen, Matthew Frumin, Brooke Pinto
Last updated about 2 months ago8 Co-Sponsors
The Bill is now referred as follows: Sec. 5 to the Committee on Housing until September 30, 2023, the entire bill (without having to wait for the Committee on Housing) to the Committee on Transportation and the Environment, and then the entire bill to the Committee of the Whole. As introduced Bill 25-119 would create the Healthy Homes Program to install electric appliances for low and moderate income households. It would increase permit fees for installing appliances that use fossil fuels on site. Among other things, it would prohibit the District of Columbia Housing Authority from installing appliances or other systems that combust fossil fuels on site when making a conversion through the Rental Assistance Demonstration Program.
STATUS
Passed
B25-0279 - Climatizing Our Overheated Living Spaces Regulation Amendment Act of 2023
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Christina Henderson, Zachary Parker, Brianne Nadeau
Last updated over 1 year ago6 Co-Sponsors
As introduced Bill 25-279 would require owners of rental habitations who provide air conditioning to tenants to have individual air conditioning units or central air conditioning systems inspected by April 1 of each year and correct any defects by May 1 of each year. The units must run through October 31 of each year. Among other things it would also require the Department of Energy and Environment to work with the Sustainable Energy Utility and the Green Finance Authority to establish a Cooling Energy Offset grant and financing program for such owners.
STATUS
Introduced
B25-0668 - DC Health Care Alliance Enrollment Rulemaking Approval Emergency Act of 2024
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Phil Mendelson
Last updated 9 months ago1 Co-Sponsor
STATUS
Introduced
B25-0948 - Certificate of Need Improvement Amendment Act of 2024
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Christina Henderson, Janeese Lewis George, Anita Bonds
Last updated 7 days ago5 Co-Sponsors
STATUS
Introduced
B25-0788 - Fiscal Year 2024 Revised Local Budget Temporary Act of 2024
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Phil Mendelson
Last updated 5 days ago1 Co-Sponsor
STATUS
Passed
B25-0862 - Foreclosure Moratorium and Homeowner Assistance Fund Coordination Temporary Amendment Act of 2024
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Robert White
Last updated 5 days ago1 Co-Sponsor
STATUS
Passed
B25-0915 - 1333 M Street, SE Tax Abatement Amendment Act of 2024
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Charles Allen
Last updated 3 months ago1 Co-Sponsor
STATUS
Introduced
PR25-0079 - Modification Nos. 3, 3a, 4, 5 to Contract No. DCAM-20-CS-RFQ-0001B with Alternatives Renewable Solutions LLC Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2023
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Phil Mendelson
Last updated over 1 year ago1 Co-Sponsor
STATUS
Passed
B25-0486 - Uniform Community Property Disposition at Death Act of 2023
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Phil Mendelson
Last updated about 1 year ago1 Co-Sponsor
As introduced Bill 25-486 would provide default rules that ensure the equitable distribution of community property when the first spouse dies. It assists courts in determining the character of property when there is a dispute between potential heirs, and among other things, also clarifies the process for partitioning and reclassifying community property for couples who agree to separate their interests.
STATUS
Introduced
B25-0225 - Uniform Directed Trust Act of 2023
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Phil Mendelson
Last updated over 1 year ago1 Co-Sponsor
As introduced, Bill 25-225 would provide rules that allow a settlor to freely structure a directed trust while preserving fiduciary safeguards for beneficiaries. It would provide default rules for information sharing among trustees and trust directors. It also would provide procedures for accepting appointment as a trust director, and establishes the distinction between a power of direction and a nonfiduciary power of appointment.
STATUS
Introduced
CER25-0047 - Monsignor John Enzler Ceremonial Recognition Resolution of 2023
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Kenyan McDuffie, Robert White, Brianne Nadeau
Last updated over 1 year ago13 Co-Sponsors
STATUS
Passed
B25-0132 - Requirement to Provide Notice of Intent to Remove Public Litter Containers Amendment Act of 2023
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Robert White, Janeese Lewis George, Brooke Pinto
Last updated over 1 year ago8 Co-Sponsors
As introduced Bill 25-132 would establish notice requirements for the Department of Public Works before the removal of public litter containers.
STATUS
Introduced
B25-0538 - Strengthening Probate Administration Amendment Act of 2023
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Charles Allen, Matthew Frumin, Zachary Parker
Last updated 12 months ago10 Co-Sponsors
As introduced Bill 25-538 would streamline the appointment of representatives for deceased people’s estates. It would reduce the publication requirement for Notice of Probate. It would create an electronic will registry and expand the number of estates that qualify as “small estates”. Among other things it would increase the allowable reimbursement rates for funeral expenses and also increase the Homestead, Family, and Exempt Property Allowance.
STATUS
Introduced
B25-0744 - Pay Our Youth a Fair Summer Wage Amendment Act of 2024
Washington D.C. - 25th CouncilIntroduced by
Zachary Parker, Anita Bonds
Last updated 7 months ago2 Co-Sponsors
As introduced Bill 25-744 would raise the pay for youth ages 14-15 from $6.25 to $10.00 per hour and would also raise the pay for youth above 16 years old to the minimum wage (currently $17.00 per hour) to incentivize older youth to actively participate in the SYEP program. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.
STATUS
Introduced