Ward 8 Woods

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Good news. Let's hope the rest of the Council doesn't mess it up.

What's in the Budget for Transportation & the Environment Yesterday, the Committee on Transportation and the Environment voted unanimously to approve the budget recommendations that my team and I developed over the past month. This is the most recent step in the Council's process for passing a city budget funded by your tax dollars, so I'd like to run thro...

Next you on the citywide tour: Deanwood

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Applications for the Prince George's County Climate Stewards Academy fall 2026 cohort are open!

he goal is to identify, train, and empower climate stewards to serve as community climate champions and lead local climate adaptation and resilience efforts.

Prince George's County Climate Stewards Academy Application Prince George’s County Climate Stewards Academy is an education and stewardship training program that will support local climate preparedness while building the capacity of communities. The goal is to identify, train, and empower climate stewards to serve as community climate champions and lead lo...

The Ward 8 Farmer's Market season opens June 6, and there's still time to sign up for $40 a month in free fruits and vegetables through the Produce Plus program.

Produce Plus Produce Plus is funded by DC Health and administered by FRESHFARM. Produce Plus provides locally grown, fresh fruits and vegetables to Washington, DC residents with limited access to fresh, healthy food.

Ward 8 Woods stands in solidarity with Ivy City's struggle to shut down National Engineering Products, a polluting facility in a historic Black community burdened with too many of them.

Help them apply pressure by boycotting restaurants owned by NEP owner Greg Casten.

Shut Down NEP Boycott Pledge Greg Casten, owner of National Engineering Products, continues to harm Ivy City residents by continuing to operate a chemical facility, which uses cancer-causing chemicals to manufacture adhesives for the U.S. military. We stand in solidarity with Ivy City residents and pledge to boycott Casten's re...

There were three more winners in Columbia Heights on Sunday. $25 just for putting trash in it's right place. It pays to .

The campaign came uptown to
Columbia Heights on Sunday. Volunteers cleaned along 14th Street, Park Road, Kenyon Street, Hyatt Plac3 and Holmead Place. Looking out for Public art yo be installed soon!

A representative sample of the trash collected at our is being sorted to gather data on the types of litter effecting our Neighborhoods.

Did somebody say Liter Can Lotto?…5 winners from Washington Highlands Neighborhood and to think we got to give some ladies an early Mother’s Day gift from us to them for keeping our area clean.