
Ward 4 Dispatch: Budget Oversight, Housing With Integrity, and Georgia Ave Pop-Up
This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, Happy first week of May! It was another busy week of budget hearings and legislative progress on the Council, and
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This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, Happy first week of May! It was another busy week of budget hearings and legislative progress on the Council, and

This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, Budget season is here, which means the Council is busy with oversight hearings, legislative advocacy, and escalating neighborhood concerns through

This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, If you’ve been following along with my recent newsletters, you probably know we’ve been awaiting the mayor’s FY27 budget proposal.

This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, Today, the mayor testified to the Council on the FY27 DC budget, marking the first step in the budget process.

This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, Even though we’re still awaiting the FY27 budget from the Mayor, there are plenty of updates to share with the

This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, Happy Friday! This week, I want to make sure neighbors are aware of an important opportunity to share feedback on

This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, This week, I’ve continued hearing from residents facing rising costs, from unsustainable Pepco bills to growing uncertainty around affordable childcare.

This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, It has been a busy week both on the Council and in the community, and in this newsletter, I’m sharing

This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, Happy first week of March! This week was packed full of oversight hearings, budget preparation, and lots of Council and

This Week’s Highlights Dear Neighbors, This week brought a mix of neighborhood wins, agency accountability, and continued advocacy for Ward 4. From the reopening of