AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Access: A new U Street clinic will offer free and reduced-cost HIV and STI testing, treatment and prevention services, with doors set to open Nov. 17. D.C. Budget: The Council is weighing tax proposals to fund social services as residents call for the wealthy to contribute more. Public Health: A proposed overdose-prevention vending machine is drawing community opposition. Neighborhoods and Sports: Residents have raised concerns as the Council considers a $300 million Audi Field overhaul; a separate funding fight could put D.C. residents’ housing at risk. Emergency Response: D.C.’s 911 director is leaving for a job in Alexandria, with questions about the city’s emergency communications office still unresolved.
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