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Jun 23 2020

Mayor Bowser Marks 50th Anniversary of Pride Month with Installation of Rainbow Artwork at Dupont Circle Intersection

DDOT expects to do similar installations at additional intersections along 17th Street, NW later...

Jun 18 2020

Statement from Mayor Bowser on Supreme Court Decision Upholding DACA

“DREAMers represent the best of us and our values as a nation of immigrants."

Jun 17 2020

Mayor Bowser Launches Citizenship Portal

The program will guide participants through all application forms via virtual interviews and...

Jun 16 2020

DYRS Seeks Entities for the Management and Oversight of the Subgrantees Under the Community Programming Initiative

(Washington, DC) – The Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) released a Request for...

Jun 12 2020

Mayor Bowser Releases Results of the District’s 2020 Point-In-Time Count

(WASHINGTON, DC) – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the results of the Point in Time (PIT)...

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While the Federal Government Aims to Warehouse Children, Mayor Bowser Displays Model for Short-Term Family Housing

Date Released:

Wed, 08/21/2019

The opening of The Sterling continues the momentum toward making homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring in the District and replacing the DC General Family Shelter, which Mayor Bowser closed in 2018. Watch the ribbon cutting.