Mayor Muriel Bowser Invites you to attend the 2017 State of the District Address
The Mayor will highlight the District’s upcoming priorities, the progress the city has made over the past year and discusses her vision for the District’s future.
View the Mayor's public schedule.
View the Mayor's public schedule.
The unemployment rates in Ward 7 and Ward 8 continue to show significant decline.
The Administration’s Budget Engagement Forums are designed as interactive discussions where DC residents can provide input to help shape priorities. Mayor Bowser, City Administrator Rashad Young and Budget Director Matt Brown will present an overview of the current budget environment. Following the presentation, Administration Officials will facilitate small group discussion on specific budget priority topics.
King Greenleaf Recreation Center
201 N Street, SW
*Near Waterfront and Navy Yard Metro Stations*
The Administration’s Budget Engagement Forums are designed as interactive discussions where DC residents can provide input to help shape priorities. Mayor Bowser, City Administrator Rashad Young and Budget Director Matt Brown will present an overview of the current budget environment. Following the presentation, Administration Officials will facilitate small group discussion on specific budget priority topics.
Department of Employment Services
4058 Minnesota Avenue, NE
*Near Minnesota Avenue Metro Station*
(Washington, DC) – Mayor Bowser has been briefed by Chief Lanier and senior District officials on the attacks in Paris. Chief Lanier has been in regular communication with federal and regional law enforcement officials since the attacks began.
Out of an abundance of caution, the District has deployed additional law enforcement resources to French-owned sites and other high-profile locations. There is no imminent threat to the District and MPD will continue to work with partners and monitor the situation closely.
(Washington, DC) – Today at 6 pm, Mayor Muriel Bowser, Howard University President Wayne A.I. Frederick and DC Public Schools (DCPS) officials will kick off the mentoring program that aims to recruit volunteers to support the 500 for 500: Mentoring Through Literacy program. 500 for 500, which is a part of Empowering Males of Color Initiative, is designed to engage 500 volunteers as mentors to 500 male students of color to help them build strong literacy skills, gain confidence, and discover a passion for reading.
The June forecast for local revenue has been revised upward by $117 million.