December 27, 2019 | Vol. 5, Issue 52
Dear Washingtonians,
Together, we made 2019 a year to remember in the District of Columbia! We started the year in the midst of the longest federal government shutdown in our nation's history. During those uncertain weeks, we came together, unified by our values and committed to supporting and uplifting our neighbors. Then, we kept those values and that spirit alive throughout the year. In just the past 12 months, we:
In 2020, we will build on this progress and keep DC the District of Champions!
Happy New Year and see you at the 5K,
On January 1, 2020, join Mayor Muriel Bowser and DC residents at the scenic Anacostia Park for the 2020 #FITDC Fresh Start 5K!
The Mayor is inviting people of all ages to join us for this fun fitness activity. Whether you want to run, walk, or just cheer folks on, this will be a fun event for all! Same-day registration and packet pickup begin at 9:00 a.m. and the Fresh Start 5K Walk/Run begins at 10:00 am.
Learn more HERE.
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This holiday season, Christmas trees and holiday greenery will be collected by appointment from DPW-serviced households between December 27, 2019 and January 31, 2020. Items collected during this period will be composted, thus helping to support the District’s waste reduction efforts.
Only residents in single family homes and apartment buildings with three or fewer units are eligible for this service. Residents must call 311 between December 27 and January 10 to make an appointment.
Learn more HERE.
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Across all eight wards, 37,000 DC Government employees work every day to keep Washington, DC the greatest city in the world. Follow #AtYourServiceDC on Twitter to learn more about the men and women, like Ruth, Josh, Jonathan, Marshall, and Daniel, who keep DC moving forward.
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The mission of the DC Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency (DC HSEMA) is to support and coordinate homeland security and emergency management efforts, ensuring that Washington, DC is prepared to protect against, plan for, respond to, and recover from natural and human-made hazards.
DC HSEMA has an opening for an Emergency Operations and Information Specialist. This position is responsible for monitoring potential emergency conditions, issuing alert notifications, and responding to disaster in accordance with agency policies and procedures. All details regarding this vacancy, including qualifications, can be found by visiting the job announcement.
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