National Health Care Reform is a Win for DC
While many of the changes coming from national health care legislation will not be implemented for several years, the District is taking advantage of an opportunity to opt-in early to one key part. The early opt-in will improve health care for thousands of DC […]
DCFPI Releases FY 2011 Budget Toolkit
Want to understand how Mayor Fenty proposes to close the $500 million budget gap? Curious where the major cuts are in each agency? Interested in how the city’s safety net is impacted, and whether there are cuts to programs such as child care or […]
DCFPI (and Others) Testify on Behalf of Tax Abatement Reforms
You may not think that a hearing on the Exemptions and Abatements Information Requirements Act would draw a big crowd. But this week, a diverse group of organizations and residents — including the DC Fiscal Policy Institute — came out to testify […]
Guest Blog: The Tale of Two Cities
The nation’s capital has always been a tale of two cities – affluent Washington, DC on the front page of the paper and the persistent poverty of the District of Columbia hidden in the Metro section. Nothing illustrates this divide more starkly […]
Community Hearing on the DC Public Education Budget
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Several Agencies Will Hold Public Briefings on their Proposed FY 2011 Budgets
The Mayor’s proposed FY 2011 budget has just been released and many of you, undoubtedly, have a lot of questions. The good news is that at least six DC agencies have agreed to hold public briefings on their proposed FY 2011 budgets. These briefings […]
