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Residents can bring questions on housing, streets, and youth programs to an open evening session with agency staff.
Trash collection slides one day; libraries and DMV service centers are closed on Monday.
You can now report a dark alley or broken sidewalk light as its own request type, which routes it faster.
A citywide plan for litter pickup, corner cans, and bulk trash scheduling goes to a public hearing on May 28.
Six weeks of paid placements with District agencies, nonprofits, and small businesses. Applications close in April.
Free one-on-one help with licensing, certifications, and city procurement, no appointment needed.
Work moves block by block through the fall; parking and bus stop changes are posted two weeks ahead.
A mixed-income building with 120 units, a third reserved for households under 50 percent of area median income.
The updated branch adds a homework room, a small business corner, and extended weekend hours.
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