Dear Ward 5 neighbors, From Riggs Park to Langdon Park, from Bloomingdale to Brookland, from Fort Lincoln to Fort Totten and Truxton Circle to Trinidad—it has been a full month of community engagement and teamwork across Ward 5.

Dear Ward 5 neighbors, Tomorrow, the community will come together to cut the ribbon at Ward 5’s newest park, pool, and recreation center! This is an exciting day, and one made possible only by neighbors’ consistent advocacy around the development at the former McMillan Sand Filtration Site. I hope to see you there! The event…

The Council took a second vote on the Fiscal Year 2025 budget today. We were able to secure additional wins for Ward 5 neighbors and District residents.

Dear Ward 5 neighbors, As the Council readies for another budget vote next week, I’m making a bet that collaboration and pragmatism will prevail. After securing big wins for our communities during the first budget vote, there are three remaining priorities that I am hyper-focused on.

I’m reconvening my Ward 5 Bus Network Task Force. Be sure to give WMATA your feedback by July 15!

As DDOT kicks off their South Dakota Ave Safety Study, please be sure to give your feedback!

Dear Ward 5 neighbors, I have a lot of updates to share this week following the Council’s first vote on the FY25 budget, the launch of the South Dakota Corridor Safety Study with DDOT, and the start of Pride Month.

I’m proud of the work my colleagues and I accomplished today as we took our first vote on the FY25 Budget. Here are some of the highlights:

Dear Ward 5 neighbors, As we head into the long weekend, rapid rehousing and the impending crisis for many residents across the District is top of mind for me. The Family Re-housing and Stabilization Program (FRSP) is the District’s rapid rehousing program, and the Department of Human Services (DHS) has shared that funds for the…

Dear Ward 5 neighbors, The Council is quickly approaching the first budget vote on May 29. There are pressing questions on my mind, and a responsibility I believe my colleagues and I have to ensure our most vulnerable neighbors’ needs are met.