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… Celebrates First Day of Pre-K at Garfield Elementary School (Washington, DC) – Today, the Bowser Administration celebrated the first day of pre-K at DC Public Schools (DCPS) at the newly modernized Garfield … Ward 8’s first DCPS “teaching kitchen” and showcases public art throughout its interior and exterior. “Today is …
… upcoming hiring fairs are scheduled across the District: DC Public Library Job Fair : Thursday, September 12, 12 pm, Anacostia Public Library (1800 Good Hope Road, SE) Harvesting Opportunities Out of School – Youth Career Fair: Monday, September 16, 10 am, MLK …
… Columbia, will simultaneously issue a test message to the public through the Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) system. WEA is a public safety alerting system allowing government officials … which is critical during an emergency. Periodic testing of public alerts and warning systems helps local governments …
… CLOSED ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26: The District’s COVID-19 public testing sites and call center will be closed. To … encouraged to use online options by visiting dmv.dc.gov. DC Public Library (DCPL) neighborhood locations and the Martin … will occur. Ongoing modified services due to the COVID-19 public health emergency remain in effect. The DC Department …
… needs. $35 million in additional funds to support increased enrollment in Medicaid as a result of the public health emergency. $4.2 million to support five new … million for childcare and early childhood education at 17 schools, creating 540 new early childcare seats and 180 …
… CLOSED ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 12: The District’s COVID-19 public testing sites and call center will be closed. To … insurance claims online at does.dc.gov . The District’s School Meal Sites and Grocery Distribution Sites will be … encouraged to use online options by visiting dmv.dc.gov. DC Public Library (DCPL) neighborhood locations and the Martin …
… covering when: Interacting in person with a member of the public, including customers, constituents, clients, and … in a District government building where members of the public are routinely present, such as a customer service … correctional facility, or another congregate facility; In a school or other educational facility or setting; In a …
… up downed trees How do I remove a storm-damaged tree? Public space: Contact 311 to report downed trees and any … DDOT may be able to mitigate safety hazards. What is a public space tree? Trees between the curb and the sidewalk of a street, and at DC parks, schools, and other DC-owned properties. Trees on federal …
… in the District. The upcoming forums are: Racial Equity Public Engagement Forum with Mayor’s Office of Asian and … RSVP at tinyurl.com/3va3wv93 . Virtual Racial Equity Public Engagement Forum to be held from 6 to 8 pm on Monday, … 1, 2022. RSVP at tinyurl.com/2wpn8pj7 . Racial Equity Public Engagement Forum with the Mayor’s Office of Latino …
… New Kids Ride Free SmarTrip Cards for the 2022-2023 School Year Washington, DC – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser … by the week of August 29, which marks the first week of DC Public Schools. New students will be given first priority at … the next few weeks, cards are being sent directly to all DC Public Schools and DC public charter schools for …