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Housing & Homelessness

How we treat our most vulnerable communities is a measure of how well the District is doing. As chair of the Council’s Human Services Committee for six years, I spearheaded legislation and pushed for funding to ensure a path to safe and affordable housing for every District resident, including through my amendment to the Homes and Hearts Act in 2021, which made more than 2,400 housing vouchers available, enough to end homelessness in the District.

Far too many of our residents struggle with excessive housing costs and displacement. Unless we preserve and build new affordable housing, the District’s growth will come at the expense of pushing out low-income families and people of color, particularly the communities that have made Ward 1 so vibrant and resilient.

Nadeau Legislation would Prevent Price Gouging of Infant Formula, Provide Powers to AG
Along with biweekly reporting on COVID-19 metrics for the District's unhoused population, the Committee on Human Services requested that the Department of Human Services provide an update on STAY DC rent and utility assistance.
Along with biweekly reporting on COVID-19 metrics for the District's unhoused population, the Committee on Human Services requested that the Department of Human Services provide an update on STAY DC rent and utility assistance.
Along with biweekly reporting on COVID-19 metrics for the District's unhoused population, the Committee on Human Services requested that the Department of Human Services provide an update on STAY DC rent and utility assistance. Below is the report received March 18, 2022.
Along with biweekly reporting on COVID-19 metrics for the District's unhoused population, the Committee on Human Services requested that the Department of Human Services provide an update on STAY DC rent and utility assistance. Below is the report received March 8, 2022.
I am writing in strong support of H.P.A. No. 21-219, and urge the Mayor’s Agent to approve this application without delay. The Renaissance Condo Association and the Kenesaw-Phoenix cooperative have provided clear evidence of unreasonable economic hardship as well as evidence of significant preservation benefits that clearly outweigh any harms. On these grounds, I urge the reversal of the Historic Preservation Review Board’s September, 2021 action.
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