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District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0093In progress3d ago

D.C. would bar selling battery-only smoke detectors with removable batteries

Smoke Detector Safety Amendment Act of 2025 · Sponsor: Brooke Pinto (D)

D.C. would bar sales and paid installation of battery-only smoke detectors whose batteries consumers can manually remove, replace, or disable.

Consumer Protection · Government & Ethics

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0038In progress3d ago

Pardon applicants with federal waivers could seek earlier D.C. recommendations

Clemency Board Waiver Authority Amendment Act of 2025 · Sponsor: Phil Mendelson (D)

D.C.’s clemency board could review requests for pardon recommendations sooner if federal officials waive the five-year wait and applicants are not on probation, parole, or supervised release.

Criminal Justice · Emergency Management

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0441In progress3d ago

D.C. mayor could issue marriage licenses if federal shutdowns halt licensing

Let Our Vows Endure Amendment Act of 2025 · Sponsor: Christina Henderson (I)

Couples marrying in D.C. could get licenses from the mayor when a federal shutdown stops the Superior Court clerk from issuing them.

Civil Rights & Voting · Criminal Justice

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0599In progress3d ago

Emergency Medical Services Clarification Amendment Act of 2026

Sponsor: Brooke Pinto (D)

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0651In progress3d ago

Entering playing areas at two D.C. arenas would require permission

Arena Safety Conformity Amendment Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Brooke Pinto (D)

Anyone entering playing areas at the Downtown Arena or Southeast Arena would need express permission, even when no event is underway.

AI & Privacy · National Security

District of ColumbiaBill · PR 26-0743In progress3d ago

Police Complaints Board Mikyala Moore Confirmation Resolution of 2026

Sponsor: Phil Mendelson (D)

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0816In progress7d ago

Private money-making activities at D.C. libraries would need paid permits

Board of Library Trustees Technical Amendment Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Matt Frumin (D)

Private users would need paid permits for money-making activities at D.C. libraries, with possible waivers when payment causes serious hardship and waiving it serves the public.

Education · Government & Ethics

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0877In progress8d ago

Contact Visitation Restoration Act of 2026

Sponsor: Robert White (D)

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0863Awaiting signature8d ago

Mayoral Transition Emergency Amendment Act of 2026

Sponsor: Phil Mendelson (D)

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0866Awaiting signature8d ago

Prearrest Diversion Task Force Recommendations Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act of 2026

Sponsor: Brooke Pinto (D)

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0865Awaiting signature8d ago

D.C. corrections would provide eligible detained adults special education

Special Education for Young Adults in the Custody of the Department of Corrections Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Brooke Pinto (D)

If approved, D.C. corrections officials would provide eligible detained adults with disabilities free public education suited to their needs for up to 90 days.

Criminal Justice · Disability Rights

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0856In progress8d ago

Student IDs under another proposal would work at libraries and recreation facilities

Expanding Access for Student Identification Empowers Readers (EASIER) Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Matt Frumin (D)

If this measure and a separate student ID proposal take effect, local education agencies would issue free cards that work at libraries and recreation facilities and include 988 contact information.

Education · Mental Health

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0851Awaiting signature8d ago

Homeless Services Contract Adjustment Temporary Amendment Act of 2026

Sponsor: Matt Frumin (D)

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0846In progress8d ago

District could lease Poplar Point land for a health and wellness project

Poplar Point Economic Development Anchor Disposition Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Phil Mendelson (D)

If the District acquires the land and completes final agreements, the Mayor could lease Poplar Point property to Therme DC LLC for a health and wellness project.

Consumer Protection · Economy & Jobs

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0838In progress8d ago

Ward 7 street would be named for Kentrell Devaughn

Kentrell Devaughn Way Designation Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Wendell Felder (D)

If approved by the Mayor or passed over a veto and cleared through congressional review, the Council would honor Kentrell Devaughn by naming a Ward 7 block after him.

Government & Ethics · Gun Policy

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0834In progress8d ago

Council proposal would let mayor sell and lease Reeves Center land

Reeves Center Surplus Declaration and Disposition Approval Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Phil Mendelson (D)

If the Council approves the proposal and closing conditions are met, the developer could build housing, a hotel, offices, and arts and retail space on the site.

Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0839In progress8d ago

Council would give a Ward 7 street an honorary name

Johnny Gant Way Designation Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Wendell Felder (D)

If the Mayor approves it, or the Council overrides a veto, and a 30-day congressional review period occurs, a Ward 7 street would receive an honorary name.

AI & Privacy · Technology

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0843In progress8d ago

Events DC would count operating costs when calculating cash transfers

Events DC Excess Cash Calculation Clarification Amendment Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Anita Bonds (D)

If approved and after required review, Events DC would calculate its year-end cash transfer using specified costs, planned debt payments, and fund exclusions.

Consumer Protection · Government & Ethics

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0842In progress8d ago

District mayor's salary would rise to $290,000 in 2027

Salary Adjustment Amendment Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Anita Bonds (D)

Starting January 2, 2027, the mayor would receive a $290,000 annual salary, with cost-of-living increases allowed if the bill takes effect.

Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics

District of ColumbiaBill · B 26-0845In progress8d ago

Mayor could exchange Poplar Point land and acquire a road parcel

Poplar Point Acquisition and Disposition Approval Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Phil Mendelson (D)

The Mayor could exchange two Poplar Point parcels and acquire Lot 1041 for a new entrance road from Howard Road.

Environment & Energy · Government & Ethics