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Thank you, @ChmnMendelson, @CMCHenderson, @CMRobertWhiteDC, @BrianneKNadeau, @CMBrookePinto, @CMFrumin, @CMLewisGeorgeW4, @CMZParker5, @CMCharlesAllen, and @trayonwhite, for speaking out today reiterating your commitment to preserving and growing #WashingtonDC's Pay Equity Fund!
To our newest neighbors, Bao Li and Qing Bao, welcome to Ward 3! See you soon at the @NationalZoo
3Today in DC we celebrate the contributions and resilience of Indigenous People. The area we think of today as Washington, DC is on ancestral tribal lands including the Nacotchtank, Piscataway, and Pamunkey peoples.
As chair of the Subcommittee on Recreation & Community Affairs, I’m visiting sites across DC to explore how the Council can help ensure we get the most out of our parks and recreation resources. S/O to @BrianneKNadeau and @CMBrookePinto‘s team for joining today!
4My latest Ward 3 newsletter is out now! This edition includes updates on the Council's recent actions on housing, cannabis, red-backed salamanders, and more - plus District updates and community events. You can read it here:
Ward 3 is a tight-knit community in Northwest DC of more than 87,000 residents living in 14+ neighborhoods, including AU Park, Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Foxhall Village, Friendship Heights, Palisades, Spring Valley, Tenleytown, Wesley Heights, Woodley Park, and more. Ward 3 is steeped in history and known for its green space, strong public schools, and a unique, small-town feel.
Already a great place to raise a family, age in place, and start a business, together we can make Ward 3 even better.
Matt Frumin is a dedicated community activist and longtime Ward 3 resident. Equipped with decades of experience building coalitions, uniting neighbors, and securing quality of life improvements, he now represents Ward 3 residents as their Councilmember.
