But we can’t stop here. To keep pace with our goals, I’m proud to have introduced legislation to accelerate this critical work and create green jobs in the process.

If you haven’t yet, check your service line and learn how to get support for replacement:👇🏾

🔗 dcwater.com/lead

And @freedcproject.bsky.social has put together a 2025 Back to School Community Safety Toolkit — check it out at freedcproject.org/schools

This deal seems to be a positive development, I have 2 major concerns about process: 1) Why isn’t the W4 CM nor impacted ANCs being notified? 2) Why does EOM keep prioritizing projects that don’t align with Ward 4’s top needs? This is great, but what about Kennedy St library we were promised?

I commute through this intersection too — I’ll be submitting a TSI flagging concerns re: bike lane, blocked intersection, and impact on safety for students especially (students from 3+ schools regularly use this intersection!)

MPD has refused to say where the officers will be assigned or whether they will receive back pay.

In addition to the officers’ obstruction, “9 other young Black men accused Sutton of knocking them off motorbikes and stealing small amounts of cash and weed.” washingtoncitypaper.com/article/7594...

I agree! I hope you will ask DC Health to ensure that readily available information is available on this, flu, and covid — including messaging that encourages masking indoors during high-transmission times, especially for at-risk individuals.

Thank you for the opportunity to testify today!