B25-0758 - The Showing Up for Students Amendment Act of 2024

3 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-758 would expand the set of valid excuses for absences to include specific or presumed threats of violence, the serious illness of a family member, housing displacement, and absences relating to family and immigration court proceedings. It would also require OSSE to assume the initial responsibility of referring students with 7 or more unexcused absences in a rolling 120-day period to the Department of Human Services. It would adjust the District’s neglect and child supervision standards to ensure that children are not held accountable for the mistakes of adults who fail them and to define the existing concept of educational neglect. It would also require OSSE’s annual truancy report to include an analysis of root causes, effective interventions, and additional funding needs and the Deputy Mayor for Education will be required to conduct a biannual review of chronic absenteeism and truancy trends with the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services and local education agency leaders.

B25-0782 - Work Models Task Force Amendment Act of 2024

3 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-782 would establish a Work Models Task Force that evaluates competitive work models for District government employees. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.

B25-0618 - Defective Deed Recordation Clarification Amendment Act of 2023

2 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-618 would establish a code of law for the District of Columbia to validate certain defective recorded deeds. It amends the law by abolishing an inadvertently created 30-year gap where recorded deeds were not subject to certain curative provisions.

B25-0665 - Fair Motor Vehicle Fines and Penalties Amendment Act of 2024

3 Co-Sponsors

B25-0615 - Wellness and Health Optimize Lively Existence (WHOLE) Amendment Act of 2023

5 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-615 would require the Mayor to provide mental health access to all District employees and a reporting requirement for the Mayor and Council to assess any changes in mental health trends or ongoing demands to enable utilization of a data-driven approach in evaluations.

B25-0547 - Food Access by Public Transit Study Amendment Act of 2023

5 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-547 would require the District Department of Transportation to conduct a study on public transportation access to supermarkets in low food access areas.

B25-0227 - Rent Stabilization Protection Amendment Act of 2023

10 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-227 would require that the District of Columbia Housing Authority comply with rent stabilization laws when calculating the amount of rent paid by a tenant-based housing voucher.

B25-0122 - Fur Products Prohibition Act of 2023

10 Co-Sponsors

As introduced Bill 25-122 would prohibit the sale of animal fur products.

B25-0287 - Counseling Compact Approval Act of 2023

4 Co-Sponsors

As introduced, Bill 25-287 would authorize the Mayor to enter into and execute a Counseling Compact for the purpose of increasing access to licensed professional counseling. It would establish requirements for states to conduct and report adverse actions and the consequences. It would require all compact states to share licensee information with other compact states and would establish the Counseling Compact Commission. Among other things, it would provide for oversight and enforcement of the compact by participating states. FISCAL NOTE - This bill is Subject to Appropriations. Please see the Fiscal Impact Statement for more information.

B25-0659 - Public Incentive Transparency and Accountability Act of 2024

8 Co-Sponsors