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… after a growth rate of 1.4 percent between July 1, 2016 and July 1, 2017 – ranking the District eighth in percent … continues to attract new residents from around the region and across the globe. We are a city where people want to do … producing and preserving affordable housing, accelerating school reform, and building a safer, stronger DC.” With an …
… COVID-19 Vaccination Plan designates members of the DC Fire and EMS Department (FEMS) among the first to receive the … long-awaited vaccine. “Today, we have hope. After a long and tragic nine months, help is finally on the way. The … his medical career by attending the Georgetown University School of Medicine. He continued on to intern at Emory …
… bond to the pavement. These roadways include I-295, I-395 and major streets such as Georgia Avenue, NW; Pennsylvania Avenue, SE and NW; South Dakota Avenue, NE; Martin Luther King Jr. … homeless shelters, COVID-19 testing sites, and DC Public Schools. Streateries Streateries and parklets are not to be …
… noon in advance of snow falling Wednesday through Thursday and possibly into Friday. Wintry weather, including freezing rain and sleet, may continue into the weekend. The deployment … COVID-19 testing and vaccination sites, and DC Public Schools. Hypothermia Alert and Shelters If you see someone …
… Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser was joined by community members and business leaders to highlight her robust investments in bringing jobs and business back to DC. The Mayor’s Fiscal Year 2022 Fair … Employment Program for an Earn and Learn model for high school students who need credit recovery or summer learning …
… the District has provided nearly $143 million in rent and utility assistance to District residents using federal … on the Stronger Together by Assisting You (STAY DC) program and other eligible uses like Rapid Rehousing, the District … the District will avoid having any remaining funds swept and reallocated, making the District eligible for more …
… in events across the District to raise awareness about and to prevent opioid-related overdose deaths. DBH is also … the District’s strategic plan to reduce opioid use, misuse, and related deaths. “We commemorate International Overdose … year as we double down on our work to prevent opioid use and misuse and fight the surge of opioid-related deaths,” …
… significant investments that will provide relief, recovery, and growth for residents and businesses across all eight wards. Mayor Bowser’s FY2022 … focuses on the pillars of an equitable recovery from the pandemic by making big investments in residents and …
… Breadcrumb Home Search Results Mayor Bowser Celebrates Go-Go and MuralsDC with New Installation at DC’s Go-Go Corner … – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser celebrated DC’s iconic culture and music by unveiling a new Go-Go mural at the District’s “Go-Go music corner” at 7th and Florida Avenue, NW. Department of Public Works (DPW) …
… Mayor Bowser Encourages All Residents to Get Their Flu Shot and Eligible Residents Their COVID-19 Booster (Washington, … annual influenza (flu) vaccination by the end of October and encouraged eligible residents to get their COVID-19 … institutional setting (e.g., health care, first responders, schools, correctional facilities, homeless shelters, grocery …