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Jan 21 2020

Mayor Bowser Announces Karima Woods as Acting Commissioner of the Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking

Woods had been serving as the Director of Business Development and Strategy in the Office of the...

Jan 17 2020

Mayor Bowser Kicks Off a New Year with Call to Action to Achieve #36000by2025 Housing Goal

Bowser Administration Releases Request for Proposal for St. Elizabeths Campus to Encourage High-...

Jan 16 2020

Mayor Bowser to Preview Strategies and Efforts to Reach #36000by2025 Housing Goal

(Washington, DC) – On Friday, January 17, at 10 am, Mayor Muriel Bowser and District housing...

Jan 16 2020

Modified Holiday Schedule for Select District Services January 18-20, 2020

The DC government will be closed Monday, January 20, 2020.

Jan 13 2020

Mayor Bowser Releases 2020 Accountability Report

The 2020 Accountability Report is a comprehensive look at the Bowser administration...

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

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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.