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April Workday in the Ward

This month’s Workday in the Ward will be next Thursday morning, April 25, at Tatte at City Ridge. From 8 to 11 am, my team and I will be there to meet with you, answer questions, and provide connections to government and community resources. This month, we will be joined by the District Department of Transportation and the Metropolitan Police Department. 8 – 11 am Coffee with the Councilmember 8 – 10 am DDOT 10 – 11 am MPD

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March 2024 Workday in the Ward

This month’s Workday in the Ward will be in Spring Valley. From 8 am to 5 pm, my team will be at Compass Coffee, 4850 Massachusetts Avenue NW, to meet constituents, answer questions, and provide connections to government and community resources. See the schedule to speak with me, members of my team, and representatives from District departments: 8 – 10 am Coffee with the Councilmember 10 – 11 am Metro Police, Office of the Attorney General, Mayor’s Office of Community Relations and Services 11 am – 12 pm Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection, Department of Buildings 1 – 2 pm Department of Public Works Solid Waste Education and Enforcement Program 2 – 4 pm District Department of Transportation 3 – 4 pm Department of Parks and Recreation

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2023 Year in Review

It is an honor to serve my neighbors in Ward 3, and as I look back on my first year in office, I am proud of the work my team and I have accomplished. In 2023, my office: Helped nearly 1,300 residents with constituent services Attended an average of three community safety walks per month Held six Workdays in the Ward, where residents can visit with me, my team, and city agencies as we set up office at a neighborhood business for the day Attended more than 60 ANC meetings Introduced key legislation: Universal Out-of-School Time: to expand out-of-school time programs, such as after-school and summer programming, to universal access by 2035 for every student in a DC Public or Public Charter School. Out-of-school time programming improves academic performance and economic mobility. It is the most effective strategy for reducing juvenile crime, according to 69% of police chiefs surveyed nationally. Addressing Legacies of Housing Segregation: to void exclusive pre-1938 covenants that prohibit multi-family housing on lots originally subdivided by the Chevy Chase Land Company if…

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Join the Councilmember at Workday in the Ward on February 1

Councilmember Matt Frumin invites you to join him at his next Workday in the Ward on Thursday, February 1, from 8 am to 5 pm at Open City, 2331 Calvert St. NW, just south of the Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan Metro station. He and his team will be there to meet constituents, answer questions, and provide connections to government and community resources. District departments will join us, too: 8 to 10 am: Coffee with the Councilmember 10 to 11 am: Office of Attorney General 10 am to noon: Metropolitan Police Department Noon to 1 pm: Department of Buildings Noon to 1 pm: Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection 1:30 to 2:30 pm: Department of Public Works SWEEP Team and Parking Enforcement 2 to 4 pm: Department of Transportation 3 to 4 pm: Department of Parks and Recreation 3 to 4 pm: Mayor's Office of Community Relations and Services

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