Robert White

Motion: Final Reading

As amended by substitute, creates a Department of Public Works reimbursable detail program assigning overtime parking enforcement officers to businesses, nonprofits, universities, business improvement districts and others under written agreements, and lets campus police who opt in and certify training issue parking citations in set areas around their campuses.

Motion: Amendment (Allen)

Motion: Final Reading

Requires the Board of Elections to reject initiatives covering more than one subject, extends the advisory-opinion deadline from 15 to 30 days, and adds fiscal impact statements, public comment, a public meeting, and fiscal impact summaries on petitions and ballots.

Motion: Final Reading

Requires, on a temporary basis, the Department of Behavioral Health to give Fiscal Year 2027 grants to the Fiscal Year 2026 Targeted Outreach pilot grantees to continue services, and allows it to spend Opioid Abatement Fund money on the program.

Motion: Amendment (RWhite)

A yes vote adopted an amendment cutting civil fines for all District parking violations by 50%, to take effect only once the reduction is funded in an approved budget. (AI-written)

As amended by substitute, creates a Department of Public Works reimbursable detail program assigning overtime parking enforcement officers to businesses, nonprofits, universities, business improvement districts and others under written agreements, and lets campus police who opt in and certify training issue parking citations in set areas around their campuses.

Motion: Amendment (Silverman)

A yes vote adopted an amendment requiring the Council committee overseeing the Department of Public Works to hold a public hearing after the program's first 12 months to evaluate its effectiveness and impact. (AI-written)

As amended by substitute, creates a Department of Public Works reimbursable detail program assigning overtime parking enforcement officers to businesses, nonprofits, universities, business improvement districts and others under written agreements, and lets campus police who opt in and certify training issue parking citations in set areas around their campuses.

Motion: Amendment (Bonds)

A yes vote adopted an amendment requiring the Board of Elections to accept an initiative measure if no grounds for refusal exist. (AI-written)

Requires the Board of Elections to reject initiatives covering more than one subject, extends the advisory-opinion deadline from 15 to 30 days, and adds fiscal impact statements, public comment, a public meeting, and fiscal impact summaries on petitions and ballots.

Motion: First Reading

Requires, on a temporary basis, the Department of Small and Local Business Development to award a $1 million grant in the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2027 to the Duke District Business Improvement District for the Greater Shaw/U Street area.

Motion: First Reading

On the version voted Oct 6, 2026: Requires the Board of Elections to reject initiatives covering more than one subject, extends the advisory-opinion deadline from 15 to 30 days, and adds fiscal impact statements, public comment, a public meeting, and fiscal impact summaries on petitions and ballots.

Motion: Final Reading

Amends, on an emergency basis, the Community Schools Incentive Act so Community Schools Task Force appointees must be "individuals" rather than "District residents." The act lasts up to 90 days.