Mayor Bowser to Introduce Legislation that Makes it Easier to Crack Down on K2 Suppliers
Emergency legislation will make it more difficult for producers and suppliers of K2 and other synthetic drugs to evade law enforcement.
Emergency legislation will make it more difficult for producers and suppliers of K2 and other synthetic drugs to evade law enforcement.
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(WASHINGTON, DC) – On Monday, September 24, at 11 am, Mayor Bowser will kick off #RootstoRoofs Housing Week by unveiling two tiny homes in the Deanwood neighborhood in Ward 7. This demonstration showcases how tiny house living can fit into the District of Columbia residential landscape. This project is part of Mayor Bowser’s five-point Vacant to Vibrant DC initiative, where vacant spaces are being transformed into productive solutions, such as affordable housing and green space.
Mayor Bowser celebrates #RootstoRoofs DC Housing Week.
4,200-Seat venue will be a hub for sports, entertainment and more.
(WASHINGTON, DC) – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser and Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) Chief Peter Newsham announced a policy change that will reduce the number of people taken into custody for “Public Consumption of Marijuana.” Under the new policy, all arrests made for “Public Consumption of Marijuana” must be noncustodial if the arrestee is considered eligible. In the past, a citation (or noncustodial arrest) for “Public Consumption of Marijuana” was an option, but not mandatory procedure.
Grants Awarded to Eleven Organizations Serving the District’s African Community.
Grants Awarded to 62 Organizations Serving the District’s Latino Community.
Grants awarded to nine organizations serving the District’s Asian and Pacific Islander community
Grants awarded to eight organizations serving the District’s LGBTQ community