AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoStreet Safety: D.C. police launched a citywide e-bike and scooter safety campaign amid rising deaths. City Finances: Lawmakers are weighing taxes on wealthy residents, businesses and luxury second homes as the District braces for possible cuts to city services next year. Traffic Enforcement: D.C. drivers faced $257.8 million in speed-camera fines, more than drivers in New York City, according to a new report. Schools and Child Care: A plan would close Fannie C. Williams Charter School and replace it with a ReNew school; separately, the D.C. attorney general sued a former Southeast child care center over nearly $15,000 in unpaid wages. Transportation: Presumptive mayor Janeese Lewis George called for a halt to Waymo legalization, citing concerns about drivers’ jobs.
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