Publications
FY21 Funding for Violence Prevention and Reduction
The Comprehensive Homicide Elimination Task Force was established through Title 2B of the NEAR Act.
There are 10 mayoral appointees and 10 appointees by the Council to the task force representing the following entities:
Homicide Elimination Strategy Task Force Meeting Agenda 04.30.19.pdf- Homicide Elimination Strategy Task Force Meeting Agenda 06.27.19.pdf
- Homicide Elimination Strategy Task Force Meeting Agenda 08.14.19.pdf
- Homicide Elimination Strategy Task Force Meeting Agenda 09.23.19.pdf
- Homicide Elimination Strategy Task Force Meeting Agenda 11.04.19.pdf
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY (NOFA)
FY 2019 Immigrant Justice Legal Services Grant (IJLS)
Background information:
Year Three Accountability Report
Board Interpretation of 1 DCMR § 1200.5 (September 1, 2017)
Public Safety 2017 Survey Questions and Response Options
Release Date of RFA: Friday, August 4, 2017
Pre-Bidders’ Conferences:
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
(5:30 pm – 7 pm)
One Judiciary Square
441 4th St NW, Room 1117
Washington, DC 20001
Letter to Michael Tobin and the Police Complaints Board
Building a Safer, Stronger DC: Community Conversations on Public Safety and the Selection Process for the Chief of Police
The proposed regulations would modify the eligibility and training requirements for commissioned special police officers and licensed security officers, and creates requirements for approved individuals to provide the training.
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