Nadeau Bill Addresses Rise of Mopeds
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Councilmember Brianne K. Nadeau, D-Ward 1, joined by Ward 6 Councilmember Charles Allen, introduced legislation Monday to address the proliferation of mopeds in D.C. by making sellers and renters of mopeds responsible for registration requirements, similar to the experience of buying or renting a car.
Statement on This Week’s Shootings in Ward 1
There have been two shootings in Ward 1 this week, including one fatal in the early hours this morning, that also left two others in stable condition, according to early reports. We know that officers were patrolling nearby as the shooting occurred and responded quickly. I understand how upsetting and scary this is. While crime […]
Revised Sound Bills Would Protect Venues, Musicians, and Renters/Homeowners
Create shared responsibility for an environment of quality housing, healthy music, and harmonious neighborhoods.
Crime Appears to be Going Down; It’s Not Enough
Reflecting on the decline in crime rates, it’s clear that many entities have played a role. Here are some of the things, in multiple agencies, that have taken place since last summer.
Council Adds Homicide Closure Measure to Secure DC Bill
Nadeau amendment requires evaluation of witness assistance programs to support testimony leading to convictions
Statement On Efforts to Save Rosemount Center from Closing
On Friday, immediately after the announcement, I sent a letter to Mayor Bowser asking that the city work with the owner of the property to collaborate on a plan to keep Rosemount open where it is.
Nadeau Pens Bill to Help Police Solve More Homicides
A second bill would make 911 dispatch more reliable and effective
Nadeau Statement on Today’s Hearing on Sexual Harassment in District Government
Councilmember Brianne K. Nadeau, Ward 1, issued the following statement regarding today’s hearing of the Committee on Executive Administration and Labor regarding District government’s sexual harassment policies and procedures.
Statement on Mayor’s Addressing Crime Trends Now Act
“As we work together to reduce crime and hold people accountable, I’ll be reviewing the Mayor’s latest proposal. I’m looking forward to reading the details of her bill, when she shares it with the Council.”
Statement on Death of Davon Fuller
Councilmember Brianne K. Nadeau released the following statement following the shooting death of Davon Fuller. Fuller worked as a constituent services coordinator in her office in 2018 and 2019.
