Washington D.C. Legislature | 2017-2018 | 22nd Council
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Active Washington D.C. Bills (Introduced, Engrossed, Enrolled, Passed)
| Bill | Summary | Action |
|---|---|---|
| B22-0348 | As introduced, this bill requires candidates for the office of advisory neighborhood commissioner submit two proofs of residency to the Board of Elections. The bill specifies which items may be accepted as valid proofs. | 2017-11-30 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0326 | As introduced, this bill permits Advisory Neighborhood Commissions to obtain and use a purchase card, commonly known as a credit card, to make purchases on behalf of the commission in the same manner checking accounts and checks are currently authori... | 2017-11-30 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0289 | As introduced, this bill establishes a task force, the Office to Affordable Housing Task Force, to determine the impact of transitioning existing vacant commercial space to affordable units on the District's affordable housing crisis. The bill specif... | 2017-11-16 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0099 | As introduced, this bill establishes the Affordable Cooperative Task Force to provide policy recommendations on improving existing limited equity cooperatives (a type of shared home ownership in which individuals purchase a share in a cooperative at ... | 2017-11-16 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0313 | As introduced, this bill makes changes to nutrition and wellness policies in District Schools. It makes changes to nutrition-content requirements; expands breakfast after the bell and alternate serving models for breakfast participation programs; enc... | 2017-11-16 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0273 | As introduced, this bill establishes a program, the Common Interest Community Remedial Grant program, to provide nontaxable grants to income-eligible boards to remedy building and housing code violations in common areas. The Mayor shall administer th... | 2017-11-16 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0195 | As introduced it requires the Department of Behavioral Health to conduct a study to evaluate the impact of the threat of action by the federal government to remove immigrant residents from the District on the mental health and substance abuse of comm... | 2017-11-15 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0172 | As introduced, this bill establishes a Maternal Mental Health Task Force ("Task Force"), funded by the DC Department of Behavior Health, to provide comprehensive policy recommendations to improve maternal mental healthcare in the District. | 2017-11-15 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0233 | As introduced, this bill establishes what reimbursement codes a telehealth provider must utilize to be eligible for reimbursement. It establishes the criteria and protocols that must be in place for remote patient monitoring services eligibility and ... | 2017-11-09 Public Hearing Held |
| B22-0405 | As introduced, this bill establishes the maximum fee of $5,000 for filing a certificate of need application by a federally qualified health center for projects located in Wards 7 and 8. | 2017-11-09 Public Hearing Held |
Top Washington D.C. Sponsors
| Senate Sponsors | # Bills | RSS |
|---|---|---|
| Cnc. Phil Mendelson [D] | 751 |  |
| Cnc. Anita Bonds [D] | 257 | |
| Cnc. Charles Allen [D] | 224 | |
| Cnc. Mary Cheh [D] | 219 | |
| Cnc. Vincent Gray [D] | 216 | |
| Cnc. Jack Evans [D] | 216 | |
| Cnc. Brandon Todd [D] | 216 | |
| Cnc. David Grosso [D] | 213 | |
| Cnc. Brianne Nadeau [D] | 195 | |
| Cnc. Robert White [D] | 193 | |
Top Washington D.C. Committees
Most Viewed Washington D.C. Bills
| Bill | Summary | Text |
|---|---|---|
| PR22-0310 | Deemed approved 10/17/17 | Bill Text |
| B22-0024 | As introduced, this bill requires that the DC Bar Foundation ("Bar Foundation") adopt policies and procedures and create a system allowing designated legal service providers to provide representation, to eligible individuals or groups, in certain ci... | Bill Text |
| B22-0092 | As introduced, this bill requires the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) to monitor and investigate short term rentals for compliance with zoning regulations, building codes, health codes and housing codes among other things. DCRA m... | Bill Text |
| B22-0042 | As introduced, this bill excludes the annual salary of those employed with the Fraternal Order of Police Metropolitan Police Department Labor Committee and of those employed with the International Association of Fire Fighters, Washington D.C. Fire Fi... | Bill Text |
| B22-0138 | Medical Marijuana Dispensary Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act Of 2017 | Bill Text |
| B22-0017 | Elderly Tenant And Tenant With A Disability Protection Emergency Amendment Act Of 2017 | Bill Text |
| B22-0030 | The Chairman is referring this legislation sequentially to the Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety until July 15, 2017, and then to the Committee of the Whole. As introduced, this bill legalizes the possession, consumption, display, purchasing... | Bill Text |
| B22-0041 | As introduced, this bill increases the number of sworn officers to 4,200. It also establishes the MPD Workforce Investment Fund to be administered by the Chief Financial Officer. It requires that the money in the Fund be used to support pay increase... | Bill Text |
| B22-0058 | With Fast Enterprises, LLC | Bill Text |
| B22-0026 | As introduced, this bill expands the definition of "at-risk" students to include pre-k aged children who are experiencing homelessness, are in the District's foster care system, or qualify for TANF or SNAP. It also provides for additional allocations... | Bill Text |
Most Monitored Washington D.C. Bills
| Bill | Summary | Text |
|---|---|---|
| B22-0133 | As introduced, this bill establishes which employers are required to provide paid-leave compensation to their employees and which employees meet the eligibility criteria for paid-leave compensation. It establishes the duration and amount of compensa... | Bill Text |
| B22-0100 | As introduced, this bill prohibits the formation of certain agreements between a tenant or a tenant association and a housing provider. Agreements may not be made that would result in subjecting other current or future tenants to a rent adjustment, r... | Bill Text |
| B22-0025 | As introduced, this bill restricts the standard annual rent increase for most rent-control units to either the amount specified by the Consumer Price Index-Washington or 5% of the rent charged, whichever is less. The bill also limits rent increases o... | Bill Text |
| B22-0160 | As introduced, this bill establishes a Digital Literacy Council to advise the Mayor and Council on how to improve the digital literacy of the residents of the District. The Mayor and the Office of the State Superintendent are required to submit to th... | Bill Text |
| B22-0063 | As introduced, this bill establishes a wireless network task force to provide policy recommendations on how the District can efficiently provide free wireless internet access throughout the District and construct and operate a municipal wireless netw... | Bill Text |
| B22-0130 | As introduced, this bill establishes that employees are eligible once every 52 weeks for paid-leave compensation from his or her employer pursuant to a qualifying family, medical or parental leave event. Small and very small employers as defined by t... | Bill Text |
| B22-0195 | As introduced it requires the Department of Behavioral Health to conduct a study to evaluate the impact of the threat of action by the federal government to remove immigrant residents from the District on the mental health and substance abuse of comm... | Bill Text |
| B22-0092 | As introduced, this bill requires the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) to monitor and investigate short term rentals for compliance with zoning regulations, building codes, health codes and housing codes among other things. DCRA m... | Bill Text |
| PR22-0076 | Force Of 4,200 - Police Officer Recruitment And Retention Emergency Declaration Resolution Of 2017 | Bill Text |
| B22-0028 | As introduced, this bill eliminates the civil statute of limitations for recovery of damages arising out of child sex abuse claims. It also provides a two year period for people with previously barred child sex abuse claims due to statute of limitati... | Bill Text |
