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On Capitol Hill to fight for D.C.’s budget

I joined my D.C. Council colleagues on Capitol Hill to meet with House Republicans and explain how their proposed continuing resolution will hurt D.C. by forcing us to slash public safety and education funding.

Statement on D.C.’s autonomy

Councilmember Brianne K. Nadeau issued a statement on the District of Columbia's right to self-governance.

DPW Oversight Remarks

DPW is one of the District’s most public-facing agencies, and one of the most important agencies in this committee. When DPW does its job well, there are fewer rats, fewer scofflaw vehicles on the street – cleaner, safer, and more vibrant neighborhoods.

Councilmembers Announce D.C.’s Bottle Bill 

Eleven councilmembers introduce bill requiring deposits on beverage containers, proven to drastically reduce litter in streets, parks and rivers.

Nadeau reintroduces bills on housing, parking, taxes

Others address public safety, the use of solitary confinement, sexual harassment, and theatrical wrestling.

Council Passes Two Bills to Crack Down on Road Safety Violations 

One allows immediate towing of vehicles with fake tags and obscured license plates; the other strengthens enforcement of food delivery vehicles.

Council Approves Sound Bills

The bills will enhance soundproofing in new homes, protect venues and musicians, and create a mechanism for turning down loud amplified sound

Bill to provide more equitable justice system at the Office of Human Rights passes Committee

A key vote last Thursday, November 21 in the Committee on Public Works & Operations advanced legislation that would provide a fairer and more equitable justice system at the Office of Human Rights.

Statement on Order for Empower to Cease Operations

Empower is a ride-hailing company and must follow the rules of ride-hailing companies. What’s most important here is that riders and drivers will be protected from the unscrupulous practices of a business that thought it should be unaccountable to anyone.

Council Passes Soundproofing Legislation to Protect Venues, Musicians, and Renters/Homeowners

Today the D.C. Council passed legislation that sets soundproofing standards for new residential construction in mixed-use corridors and entertainment districts. The legislation, introduced by Councilmember Brianne K. Nadeau, D-Ward 1, protects the vibrant musical and cultural history of neighborhoods while giving relief to the residents who appreciate that culture, and also seek reasonable protections from excessive sound.
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