COVID-19 Vaccine Info
Adults 65 and over may register to get the vaccine at vaccinate.dc.gov or can call the DC Call Center at 1-855-363-0333, if they cannot or do not want to use the web portal.
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Need help finding the right DC government resource to meet your needs or address an issue? Click here for info. If you still need help, contact Meg.
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Check for the latest news from Meg and others about ANC developments, special meetings, neighborhood briefings and announcements of interest to our neighborhood.
Neighborhood Events
Check here for info on regularly scheduled meetings times and other events of interest in our neighborhood. To get your event listed, use the contact form below.
Our trash and rat abatement program has launched! Help us achieve Rat Riddance.
Streateries 101 webinar, Friday April 23 at 10AM
Streateries 101: What small businesses need to know
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Friday April 23, 10:00 – 11:00 AM
Join Kimberly Vacca, of DDOT, and Kyle Mulhall, of ANC2B COVID-19 Emergency Response Task Force, for a conversation on DC’s Streateries program. Learn about how the program is changing, including new guidelines and plans to continue this popular outdoor patio program after the pandemic.
Kimberly Vacca is a transportation planner for the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) in the Neighborhood Planning Branch. Her work focuses on public space design, including development and public space review and implementing transformative tactical urbanism programs such as parklets, streateries, and cafes.
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Co-sponsors: ANC2B COVID-19 Emergency Response Task Force, Dupont Circle Main Streets, and Logan Circle Main Street
Zoom link:
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Meeting ID: 852 2071 5859
Passcode: 931539
One tap mobile:
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We need everyone in our community to pre-register for a vaccination appointment by going to vaccinate.dc.gov or calling 1-855-363-0333. Already vaccinated or pre-registered? Reach out to friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors and help them pre-register. Together we can save lives and end this pandemic. #DCHOPE
ANC Letter Supporting Asian American and Pacific Islander Community and Take Out Tuesday AAPI
Checklist for Takeout Tuesday and Continued Resources List of AAPI Businesses in DC — We tried to be as comprehensive as possible. If we missed a business, please let us know and we will add them to the list! We hope that you can take part in Takeout Tuesday today and...
Rent Relief Webinar video now available
Last week we brought you a webinar with Professor Susan Bennett on rent relief for small businesses. The video of that webinar is now posted on our Resources page. Look for it under the Webinars drop down in the Resources for Small Business section. Click here to be...
News Regarding New COVID Vaccine Registration Procedures
Mayor Bowser and DC Health Announce Path Forward for Registering for a Vaccination Appointment (WASHINGTON, DC) – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser and DC Health, led by Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt, announced updates to the process of registering for a vaccination appointment in...
Streateries 101 webinar, Friday April 23 at 10AM
Streateries 101: What small businesses need to know By Matthew Holden<www.dupontcircleanc.net/wordpress/author/matthewholden/>. Published on April 15, 2021<www.dupontcircleanc.net/wordpress/2021/04/15/streateries-101-what-small-businesses-need-to-know/>....
April Newsletter
My April issue of my newsletter, The 2BO ONE, is out! You can read it here. To get your own copy of future issues click here.
Emancipation Day Events
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Our trash and rat abatement program has launched! Help us achieve Rat Riddance.
MEG
ROGGENSACK
ANC Commissioner for District 2B01
Representing you on the Advisory Neighborhood Commission means understanding your needs. That’s why my number-one priority is getting to know as many of you as I can and welcoming your stories and experiences. You’ve told me that these issues are priorities for our neighborhood:
Facilitate broader community engagement on our work including a shared vision for Dupont’s future.
Supporting our small businesses and residents through this pandemic.
Identifying practical and sustainable solutions for the unhoused and those seeking affordable housing.
Advancing DC Statehood.
Have a question or want to get involved?
Join the conversation
- Throw out and idea or a concern. Meg values your input and would like to hear from you.
- Keep up to date with neighborhood news and developments by signing up for our email newsletter.
- Attend a a neighborhood briefing (learn about them by signing up for updates).
- Volunteer to work on a neighborhood committee or project.
About our ANC
An ANC is a non-partisan, neighborhood body made up of locally elected representatives called Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners. They are a unique feature of the District’s Home Rule Charter. The Commissioners, who serve two-year terms without pay, are elected at DC Elections in November in even-numbered years (e.g. 2016). The ANCs were established to bring government closer to the people, and to bring the people closer to government. Learn more here.
