Dear Residents, April was an extremely busy month for the Council. I thank you for engaging with my office and for testifying regarding the Fiscal Year 2017 (FY 2017) budget. Your voice as an advocate for Ward 5 priorities is critical. The FY 2017 budget is significant, particularly, as the District celebrates the budget autonomy […]
Back by popular demand, Councilmember McDuffie hosted his second Professionals Networking Mixer in Ward 5 at Smith Public Trust. Over 150 guests were in attendance. Stay tuned for the next Mixer and follow the buzz at #Ward5PNMixer. For more information, please visit www.kenyanmcduffie.com or contact our office at (202) 724-8028. Source: DC Council Newsletter Ward
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On Tuesday, April 19, 2016, McDuffie hosted his second Ward 5 Leadership Meeting at Trinity University. In preparation for the Council’s vote on the Mayor’s Proposed Fiscal Year 2017 Budget, Councilmember McDuffie along with the Council’s Budget Office, met with Ward 5 ANC Commissioners, Civic Association Presidents, and other community stakeholders to discuss the District’s
In an effort to combat robberies in the District, on Thursday, April 21st, the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) announced three designated Exchange Zones. These zones will serve as safe places for residents and visitors to exchange and complete transactions of online purchases. Several individuals have been targeted after using mobile marketplace applications to buy or
Undoubtedly the Ward 5 community is in need of a helping hand for the kids and youths. Help comes in many shapes and forms, but one of the best kind of help is hands-on. This hands-on approach has been a safe haven for many foster kids for 20 years. The shepherd responsible for such greatness
The Trinidad Neighborhood Association held their monthly community meeting at 7 p.m. at Trinidad Recreation Center. During this meeting, 5th District police officer Chandler confirmed that in the past 7 days there\’s been zero shootings in the Trinidad neighborhood. He also confirmed that on every call for gunshots (in some cases it actually may be
Is it true? The old cliche \”April showers bring May flowers.\” But this Winter-Spring-Summer mix is making residents reconsider attending their ANC neighborhood meetings. This past Wednesday night, 5A ANC held their neighborhood community meeting at the Community College of the District of Columbia-Backus location. Those in attendance were excited, even asking one of the commissioners\’
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ANC 5B03 Commissioner Michael Morrison has set up a special meeting with MPD PSA 504, ANC 5B residents, and the Attorney General Office Nuisance Property Division for 7 pm Wednesday, April 20 in the Community Room of MPD 5D Headquarters 1805 Bladensburg Rd NE, Washington, DC 20002.
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April 19 @ 7pm: BNCA general body meeting Brooks Mansion 901 Newton Street, Northeast, Washington, D.C
Should ANC 5B residents have to wait for change to clean up the open-air drug market bounded by Bentwood Road, 14th Street, and Franklin Street Northeast? That\’s the question residents that have to contend with raising families alongside the row of stores that appear to front as a cover for an open-air drug market. Residents at
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