PR25-0386 - Sense of the Council on the Opioid and Fentanyl Epidemic Resolution of 2023

13 Co-Sponsors

B25-0312 - Health Professional Licensing Boards Residency Requirement Amendment Act of 2023

2 Co-Sponsors

As introduced, Bill 25-312 would require that at least 50% of Health Professional Licensing Board positions designated for professional members be filled by District residents at the time of their appointments and while they are members of the board. It also requires that the professional members of each Board be licensed for the health occupation regulated by the Board on which they sit and engaged in the practice of that health occupation in the District for at least 3 years preceding their appointment. It also requires that members who are not District residents be engaged in the practice of the health occupation regulated by the Board in the District while they are members of the Board.

B25-0560 - Self-Defense Spray Sale and Transfer Clarification Emergency Amendment Act of 2023

1 Co-Sponsor

CER25-0239 - Men’s Health Month Recognition Resolution of 2024

9 Co-Sponsors

CER25-0244 - Dr. Robert Ray Ceremonial Recognition Resolution of 2024

4 Co-Sponsors

CER25-0240 - Black Music Month Recognition Resolution of 2024

9 Co-Sponsors

CER25-0243 - 49th Annual Capital Pride Festival Recognition Resolution of 2024

11 Co-Sponsors

B25-0847 - Advancing Equity in Special Education Protocols Amendment Act of 2024

5 Co-Sponsors

This legislation would give a student with special needs, who has an individualized education program (IEP), the right to remain in their initial placement feeder pattern, unless the programs available in their feeder pattern cannot support their needs. If a student with an IEP is moved to a school outside of their feeder pattern, the student’s IEP team would be informed in writing of the rationale for the move. Additionally, this bill would require the Executive to promulgate rules that establish staff-to-student ratio standards for self-contained special education classrooms. It also sets protocols for when an increase in the number of students does not conform with the staff-to-student ratio standard.

CER25-0254 - September 11th Emergency and First Responders Remembrance and Recognition Resolution of 2024

13 Co-Sponsors

B25-0914 - Safe and Supported Pregnancy and Delivery for Incarcerated Individuals Amendment Act of 2024

8 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-914 would require the Department of Corrections to improve the pregnancy and postpartum resources and supports available to incarcerated individuals in the District of Columbia. The Department of Corrections is required to provide a minimum standard of pregnancy testing and healthcare, including offering specialized healthcare and providing medical and personal care supplies to incarcerated individuals who are pregnant and postpartum.