Councilmember Nadeau Introduces Two Bills to Improve Traffic Safety and Street Design
Today, I’m proud to introduce the “Speed Management on Arterials (SMART) Signage Amendment Act of 2022” and the “Prioritizing People in Planning Amendment Act of 2022,” two bills that continue to advance our work on eliminating traffic violence and deaths on our streets
Withdrawal of the “Public Health Protections Emergency Amendment Act of 2022”
Council of the District of Columbia OFFICE OF COUNCILMEMBER BRIANNE K. NADEAU Earlier this week the Council, and the public, were blindsided by the Mayor’s decision to rescind her order requiring proof of vaccination in certain establishments and facilities. In response, I heard from parents, workers, residents who are immunocompromised, and many others who simply believe it […]
Councilmember Nadeau Introduces the “Equal Access to Changing Tables Amendment Act of 2022”
February 15, 2022 Today, along with my colleagues Janeese Lewis George, Christina Henderson, Robert White, Charles Allen, and Mary Cheh, I am introducing the Equal Access to Changing Tables Amendment Act of 2022. There are many public spaces across the District, including government buildings, that lack diaper changing accommodations. And, when those accommodations are available, they are generally […]
Councilmember Brianne K. Nadeau Introduces Bill to Standardize Raised Crosswalks in DC
For Immediate Release: December 13, 2021
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November 12 DHS Report on STAY DC and COVID-19 to the Committee on Human Services
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 November 12, 2021. public://2021-11/dhs_covid-19_report_to_council_committee_on_human_services_11-12-21.pdf
October 29 DHS Report on STAY DC and COVID-19 to the Committee on Human Services
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 October 29, 2021. public://2021-11/dhs_covid-19_report_to_council_committee_on_human_services_10-29-21.pdf
September 17 DHS Report on STAY DC and COVID-19 to the Committee on Human Services
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 September 17, 2021. public://2021-09/dhs_covid-19_report_to_council_commitee_on_human_services_09-17-21_0.pdf
August 6 DHS Report on STAY DC and COVID-19 to the Committee on Human Services
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 August 6, 2021. public://2021-08/dhs_covid-19_report_to_council_committee_on_human_services_8-6-21.pdf
July 23 DHS Report on STAY DC and COVID-19 to the Committee on Human Services
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 July 23, 2021. public://2021-08/dhs_covid-19_report_to_council_committee_on_human_services_7-23-21.pdf
Councilmembers Allen, Nadeau and Lewis George to Propose Budget Amendment to Transform Childcare, End Homelessness for Thousands, and Launch a Monthly Basic Income
Tomorrow, D.C. Councilmembers Charles Allen (Ward 6), Brianne Nadeau (Ward 1), and Janeese Lewis George (Ward 4) will propose an amendment to the budget that would fund major goals of the Council’s landmark Birth-to-Three legislation by raising wages for thousands of early educators, making a historic investment in ending homelessness and introducing a monthly basic income for DC individuals and families earning less than $57,414 for a family of three.
