B25-0538 - Strengthening Probate Administration Amendment Act of 2023

10 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.

B25-0500 - Alternative Restorative Therapy (ART) Options for Youth Amendment Act of 2023

7 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-500 would require the Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) to provide alternative forms of therapy to foster youth, including art therapy, music therapy, dance or movement therapy, and narrative therapy.

CER25-0114 - Henry Jones Recognition Resolution of 2023

7 Co-Sponsors

CER25-0149 - Dr. Franklyn M. Malone Retirement Resolution of 2023

6 Co-Sponsors

CER25-0118 - Linda Leaks Day Recognition Resolution of 2023

9 Co-Sponsors

CER25-0147 - Cahli Thomas Memorial Recognition Resolution of 2023

5 Co-Sponsors

B25-0483 - Safe Commercial Corridors Amendment Act of 2023

6 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-483 would give the Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice limited grantmaking authority to establish an expanded Safe Commercial Corridors Grant Program that provides flexible funds directly to local leaders in commercial corridors, including Business Improvement Districts and Main Streets, to implement proven public safety solutions.

CER25-0123 - Latin American Montessori Bilingual Public Charter School 20th Anniversary Celebration Recognition Resolution of 2023

9 Co-Sponsors

B25-0501 - Universal Free Application for Federal Student Aid Graduation Requirement Act of 2023

7 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-501 would require that each District of Columbia public high school student file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) with the United States Department of Education as a prerequisite to receiving a high school diploma. Students and families would have the option to opt-out of this requirement by completing a waiver form administered by the Office of the State Superintendent.

CER25-0139 - OT Blount Memorial Recognition Resolution of 2023

8 Co-Sponsors