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The Committee on Human Services is now live:
The Committee on Human Services will hold a performance oversight hearing today at 2:00 pm. See the link below for more info. Watch on my YouTube page, http://youtube.com/@cmfrumin/streams
https://dccouncil.gov/event/performance-oversight-hearing-committee-on-human-services-14/
Watch live now
Performance Oversight Hearing
- Commission on Latino Community Development
- Office and Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs @dcmoapia
- Office and Commission on Latino Affairs @OLADCGov
https://dccouncil.gov/event/performance-oversight-hearing-committee-on-human-services-14/
On Wednesday, February 12:
🏫Schools are closed
✅DC Gov opens at 10AM
🚮Trash & recycling collection crews will be deploying on schedule, but please be patient
🍏Food collection will “slide” for the remainder of the week into Saturday
⏰Shelters continue to be open 24/7
🗑️🚛 DPW collections are happening! Trash & recycling crews are out on schedule, but expect some delays as they work through the snow. Food waste collection will slide one day through Saturday, Feb. 15. Thanks for your patience, DC!
🔊 All DC Public Library buildings will be closing at 5:30pm today due to the weather event today, Tuesday, February 11, 2025.
Due to inclement weather, all DCPS athletics and extracurriculars including clubs and events are CANCELLED today, Tuesday, February 11.
Elementary afterschool programming will remain open.
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.
