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DC Council Budget Moves in the Right Direction, Some Major Shortcomings Remain

DCFPI Statement on the DC Council Vote on the Fiscal Year 2021 Budget

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July Brings New Benefits and Wage Increases for District Workers and Families

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DC Budget Markups: Council Boosts Funding for Some Services but Substantial Shortcomings Remain

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Tomorrow is Tax Day, marking an opportunity to consider the crucial role that tax and spending choices play in helping keep residents healthy, providing shelter and quality schools, and reducing barriers to racial equity. Read the @CenterOnBudget report: https://www.cbpp.org/blog/for-tax-day-2020-6-charts-on-state-taxes-and-spending

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13 Jul

Tax Day is July 15th, join me and @FairBudgetDC to let @ChmnMendelson know how he should use our tax dollars.

Don't waste $300M on the Streetcar, when Ward 7 residents have only 2 grocery stores.

Download your Tax Graphic:http://fairbudget.org/our-campaigns.html

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13 Jul

30,000 D.C. students eat school breakfast every day during the school year, and even more eat school lunch. D.C. Summer Meals keep nutrition available in the summer! Spread the word about #DCSummerMeals so students can continue getting the nutrition they need.

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Advocating for a Better DC for All

DC Council Budget Moves in the Right Direction, Some Major Shortcomings Remain

DCFPI Statement on the DC Council Vote on the Fiscal Year 2021 Budget

July Brings New Benefits and Wage Increases for District Workers and Families

DC Budget Markups: Council Boosts Funding for Some Services but Substantial Shortcomings Remain

DCFPI on Twitter

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