Our staff can assist you in navigating DC services and addressing issues in your community.
Reminder - emergency rental assistance (ERAP) applications open tomorrow at noon. Learn more at https://erap.dhs.dc.gov
WMATA Board's final vote on the Better Bus Network plan will be on November 21. The final plan addressed many of Ward 3 residents' issues, including changes to some of the previously proposed routes, stops, and service frequency. View the plan at:
Reminder to register: 🗓️This Wednesday is the next Ward 3 Public Safety Forum - with agency leaders from:
Metropolitan Police Department (MPD)
Office of the Attorney General (OAG)
Department of Human Services (DHS)
Office of Unified Communications (OUC)
I'm hosting my next community Public Safety Forum on Wednesday, November 20, from 6:30 to 8:00 pm. It will be in a hybrid format, with options to attend in-person or online. Register at: https://bit.ly/w3pubsafety
REMINDER- Tune in to 88.5 today at noon to the @politicshour 📻
I’m excited to join Kojo Nnamdi on the Politics Hour on WAMU 88.5 tomorrow, Friday November 15, between 12:00 and 1:00 pm. Hope you can tune in! https://wamu.org/show/the-politics-hour/
If you missed yesterday's Subcommittee on Recreation & Community Affairs on athletic field access in the District, you can watch it on my YouTube page here:
Watch live now
Roundtable
- Permitting, access, use, and capacity of athletic fields owned by the District
https://dccouncil.gov/event/subcommittee-on-recreation-community-affairs-public-roundtable/
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.
