Washington D.C. Legislature | 2021-2022 | 24th Council
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Active Washington D.C. Bills (Introduced, Engrossed, Enrolled, Passed)
| Bill | Summary | Action |
|---|---|---|
| B24-0444 | As introduced Bill 24-444 would give the Authority the ability to issue stop-work orders when it is clear that a contractor or person is about to remove a heritage or special tree and has not obtained the proper permit. | 2022-01-07 Public Hearing Held |
| B24-0246 | As introduced, Bill 24-246 would authorize the Department of General Services and the Department of Parks and Recreation to rehire retired Metropolitan Police officers as full or part-time employees without jeopardizing retirement benefits. | 2022-01-06 Public Hearing Held |
| B24-0410 | As introduced Bill 24-410 authorizes the Department of Energy and Environment to issue rules that establish flood hazard locations and require flood insurance as a condition of a certificate of occupancy for new or substantially improved buildings in... | 2021-12-17 Public Hearing Held |
| B24-0416 | As introduced Bill 24-416 modernizes most District criminal offenses currently in use as proposed by the D.C. Criminal code Reform Commission (CCRC). It would be the first comprehensive revision of the D.C. Criminal Code since 1901. | 2021-12-16 Public Hearing Held |
| B24-0305 | Bill 24-305 would require professional employer organizations that offer health insurance in the District to register with the Department of Insurance, Securities, and Banking. It also authorizes the Mayor to collect registration fees, impose fines, ... | 2021-12-15 Public Hearing Held |
| B24-0135 | As introduced, Bill 24-135 would allow a child who was previously under the custody and care of the District, that is placed in permanent care and custody of a parent, guardian or custodian who resides outside of the District of Columbia to continue ... | 2021-12-15 Public Hearing Held |
| B24-0462 | As introduced Bill 24-462 would amend eligibility requirements for Grandparent Caregivers and Close Relative Caregivers Program. It would remove the requirement that caregivers demonstrate that they have been the child’s primary caregiver and resid... | 2021-12-09 Public Hearing Held |
| PR24-0435 | Commission on Fathers, Men, and Boys Dr. Tamara A. Henry Confirmation Resolution of 2021 | 2021-12-09 Roundtable Hearing Held |
| PR24-0438 | Commission on Fathers, Men, and Boys John Cotten Confirmation Resolution of 2021 | 2021-12-09 Roundtable Hearing Held |
| PR24-0437 | Commission on Fathers, Men, and Boys Kiye Corbitt Confirmation Resolution of 2021 | 2021-12-09 Roundtable Hearing Held |
Top Washington D.C. Sponsors
| Senate Sponsors | # Bills | RSS |
|---|---|---|
| Cnc. Phil Mendelson [D] | 678 |  |
| Cnc. Mary Cheh [D] | 228 | |
| Cnc. Brianne Nadeau [D] | 213 | |
| Cnc. Robert White [D] | 208 | |
| Cnc. Charles Allen [D] | 201 | |
| Cnc. Kenyan McDuffie [D] | 191 | |
| Cnc. Brooke Pinto [D] | 172 | |
| Cnc. Janeese Lewis George [D] | 162 | |
| Cnc. Christina Henderson [I] | 138 | |
| Cnc. Elissa Silverman [I] | 138 | |
Top Washington D.C. Committees
Most Viewed Washington D.C. Bills
| Bill | Summary | Text |
|---|---|---|
| B24-0285 | Fiscal Year 2022 Budget Support Act of 2021 | Bill Text |
| B24-0118 | As introduced, Bill 24-118 would require a regulatory scheme to license the cultivation, production, and retail sale of cannabis in the District. It would require that 50% of tax revenues from the sale of cannabis be deposited into a Community Reinve... | Bill Text |
| B24-0114 | As introduced, Bill 24-114 would legalize adult cannabis sales in the District of Columbia. It would require the automatic expungement of records for certain cannabis convictions. It would allow all returning citizens and other District residents wi... | Bill Text |
| B24-0347 | Protecting Consumers from Unjust Debt Collection Practices Emergency Amendment Act of 2021 | Bill Text |
| B24-0140 | Coronavirus Support Temporary Amendment Act of 2021 | Bill Text |
| B24-0373 | Fiscal Year 2022 Budget Support Emergency Act of 2021 | Bill Text |
| B24-0348 | Protecting Consumers from Unjust Debt Collection Practices Temporary Amendment Act of 2021 | Bill Text |
| B24-0019 | As introduced Bill 24-19 would prohibit the sale or distribution of all electronic smoking devices within a quarter mile of any middle school or high school in the District of Columbia. This prohibition would apply to products such as e-cigarettes, e... | Bill Text |
| B24-0139 | Coronavirus Support Emergency Amendment Act of 2021 | Bill Text |
| B24-0001 | Comprehensive Plan Amendment Act of 2020 | Bill Text |
Most Monitored Washington D.C. Bills
| Bill | Summary | Text |
|---|---|---|
| B24-0451 | As introduced Bill 24-451 would address personal data privacy by establishing information practice principles to the collection and use of personal data from consumers by businesses. | Bill Text |
| B24-0140 | Coronavirus Support Temporary Amendment Act of 2021 | Bill Text |
| B24-0348 | Protecting Consumers from Unjust Debt Collection Practices Temporary Amendment Act of 2021 | Bill Text |
| B24-0139 | Coronavirus Support Emergency Amendment Act of 2021 | Bill Text |
| B24-0357 | As introduced Bill 24-357 would include all consumer debt under the District’s collection law and prohibit deceptive behavior and certain threats from debt collectors. It would prohibit the communication of consumer indebtedness to employers frien... | Bill Text |
| B24-0285 | Fiscal Year 2022 Budget Support Act of 2021 | Bill Text |
| B24-0241 | As introduced, Bill 24-241 would enact a statute prohibiting qualified immunity protection of law enforcement officers. | Bill Text |
| B24-0231 | As introduced, Bill 24-231 would allow youth who are 16 years of age and older to schedule medical appointments and request medical records without parental consent. | Bill Text |
| B24-0180 | As introduced, Bill 24-180 would provide: clear definitions of record expungement and record sealing; a clear definition of the purposes for which a request to access or disclose records may be made; a framework for expungement upon written motion fo... | Bill Text |
| PR24-0005 | Secretary to the Council of the District of Columbia Nyasha Smith Reappointment Resolution of 2021 | Bill Text |
Washington D.C. Sessions
| Year | Session | Introduced | Completed | Legislation | Search | Dataset |
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| 2021-2022 | 24th Council | 1184 | 602 | Browse | Search | Download |
| 2019-2020 | 23rd Council | 2448 | 1515 | Browse | Search | Download |
| 2017-2018 | 22nd Council | 2699 | 1811 | Browse | Search | Download |
| 2015-2016 | 21st Council | 2418 | 1655 | Browse | Search | Download |
| 2013-2014 | 20th Council | 2582 | 1419 | Browse | Search | Download |
