Category Archives: News

With a few holidays coming our way, we want to encourage everyone to stay safe and to remember that construction is not permitted on District holidays without an active after hours permit. On the following holidays construction work is illegal and … Continue reading →

In response to improving health metrics across the District, DCRA will reopen on Monday, July 12. As of this writing, customers will enter the building using a numbered system to ensure that only safe numbers of people are admitted and … Continue reading →

DC Public Libraries Update On June 1, the DC Public Library will increase occupancy at all open locations. Customers will be allowed to browse the collection and sit at a table or in lounge areas to read, study, or work. … Continue reading →

May 21, 2021 Letter from the Mayor Dear Washingtonians, On Saturday, May 1, more than 1,000 volunteers came out to help neighbors across DC make a plan to get vaccinated. Tomorrow, we will canvass the city again — at 9 … Continue reading →

The DC Department of Motor Vehicles (DC DMV) recently announced a new tiered structure for the residential parking permit (RPP) fee becomes effective June 1, 2021. The annual fee for a one-year RPP sticker for the first vehicle registered at … Continue reading →

Starting May 1, 2021, DC Residents can either: (1) go to Providence for an unscheduled walk-in COVID-19 shot Monday thru Thursday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM ; or (2) Directly schedule a COVID-19 vaccine appointments:  Providence will still offer 74 … Continue reading →

1.  The Mayor has announced that homebound residents can schedue to be vaccinated at home. DC Health’s Homebound Vaccination Program is now accepting COVID-19 vaccine appointments (Moderna vaccine) through our COVID-19 Vaccine Call Center – 1-855-363-0333. As a reminder the call center … Continue reading →

The ground preparation for the building of new town houses to the rear of Saint Joseph’s Seminary has begun in earnest. Earth moving equipment is on site and much work is clearly underway. The focus is solely to the rear … Continue reading →

April 7, 2021 Letter from the Mayor Dear Washingtonians, We have an important update regarding eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine in Washington, DC: Beginning Monday, April 19, all DC residents, ages 16 and older, will be eligible to receive the … Continue reading →

The local Monroe Street Market, on the Catholic University Side of the  Brookland Metro, is again open Saturday mornings, 9am to 1pm.  In addition to the farm produce, small vendors sell freshly backed bread, tee and coffee, and other foodstuffs. … Continue reading →