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Matthew Frumin appointed chair of Human Services Committee alongside other key leadership roles

January 10, 2025 | Passed, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia


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Matthew Frumin appointed chair of Human Services Committee alongside other key leadership roles
On January 10, 2025, the Washington D.C. Council introduced Resolution 260002, a legislative measure aimed at establishing the leadership and membership of various committees within the Council. This resolution outlines the appointments of chairpersons and members for key committees, including Human Services, Judiciary and Public Safety, Public Works and Operations, Transportation and the Environment, and Youth Affairs.

The resolution designates Matthew Frumin as the chairperson of the Committee on Human Services, with members including Wendell Felder, Christina Henderson, Zachary Parker, and Robert White. For the Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety, Brooke Pinto will serve as chair, supported by Charles Allen, Anita Bonds, Wendell Felder, and Kenyan McDuffie. The Committee on Public Works and Operations will be chaired by Brianne Nadeau, with Wendell Felder, Janeese Lewis George, and Robert White as members. Charles Allen will lead the Committee on Transportation and the Environment, joined by Christina Henderson, Janeese Lewis George, and Zachary Parker. Lastly, Zachary Parker will chair the Committee on Youth Affairs, with Kenyan McDuffie, Brooke Pinto, and Robert White as committee members.

The resolution is significant as it sets the framework for the Council's operations and decision-making processes moving forward. By establishing these committees and their leadership, the resolution aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of legislative functions in addressing various issues pertinent to the District of Columbia.

The resolution is set to take effect immediately, indicating a swift transition into the new committee structure. This organizational change may have implications for how the Council addresses pressing social, economic, and environmental issues in the coming legislative sessions. As the committees convene, their focus will likely shape the Council's priorities and legislative agenda in the near future.

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