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Mayor’s Office

The address for the office of the Mayor is 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC
20005;
the telephone number is 727-2980; the fax number is 727-0505; and the E-mail

Mayor Vincent Gray

Vincent C. Gray, Five-Year Economic Development Plan for the
District of Columbia, November 14, 2012
State of the District Address, February 7,
2012
Benjamin and Associates, audit of the mayor’s transition fund, January
13, 2012
Appointment of Christopher Murphy and Andrea Denise Pringle as Chief
of Staff and Deputy Chief of Staff, press release, August
30, 2011
- Christopher Murphy, resume, appointed as Chief of Staff, August
  30, 2011
- Andrea Denise Pringle, resume, appointed as Deputy Chief of Staff, August
  30, 2011
200 Day Accomplishments Report, July 2011
State of the District Address, March 28,
2011

Mayor Adrian Fenty

Mayor’s Order 2010-160, Allocation of Spending (FY2011), October
4, 2010
Councilmember Phil Mendelson, letter to Mayor Adrian Fenty on
the administration’s defunding of the Office of Labor Management
Partnership (OLMPC), August 28, 2008
Mayor Adrian Fenty, Press release: Public Safety Initiatives,
Focused Improvement Areas, Neighborhood Safety Zones, June
4, 2008
- Metropolitan Police Department, MPD order establishing Neighborhood
  Safety Zones, June 4, 2008
- Councilmember Phil Mendelson, press release comment on
  mayor’s public safety initiatives, June
  4, 2008
- Bradley Weinsheimer, United States Assistant District
  Attorney, comments on the Neighborhood Safety Zones program, May
  20, 2008
Mayor Adrian Fenty, Chief Cathy Lanier, Mayor Adrian Fenty, VIPS program to consolidate city’s
closed-circuit TV monitoring in Homeland Security Agency, April
8, 2008
Mayor Adrian Fenty, Destination DC, “Create Your Own Power
Trip” Campaign press release, April 2,
2008
Mayor Adrian Fenty, MPD Chief Cathy Lanier, Gun Violence
Programs: GunStat, “Safe Homes” Initiative, Crime Tip Line, March
12, 2008
Mayor Adrian Fenty, State of the District Address, March
14, 2008
Mayor Adrian Fenty, Mayor’s Order 2008-11, Establishment of a
Retirement Awards Program, February 20,
2008
Mayor Adrian Fenty, press release, “Walter E. Dellinger Named
Lead Counsel on Gun Case as District Prepares to File Brief with
High Court,” January 4, 2008
Mayor’s Order 2007-239, rescinding Mayor’s Order 2007-207, November
5, 2007
Fire hydrant maintenance agreement finalized, press release, October
26, 2007
Strategy for increased school security press release, October
22, 2007
Press release: Dr. Carlos Cano named as interim director of
Department of Health, October 19, 2007
Press release: Fenty, Rhee Introduce Important Next Step in DCPS
Central Office Reform, October 12, 2007
Mayorâs Order 2007-207, ordering deletion of most government
E-mails that are six months old or older, replacing Mayor’s Order
2007-157, September 21, 2007
- Peter Nickles, Counsel to the Mayor, memorandum expanding on
  Mayorâs Order 2007-207 on E-mail deletion policy, October
  3, 2007
- Councilmember Phil Mendelson, statement on mayorâs E-mail
  policy, October 22, 2007
Obama â08, Mayor Adrian Fenty Endorses Barack Obama, July
17, 2007
Press release: District of Columbia will appeal Parker v.
District of Columbia and Adrian Fenty to Supreme Court, July
16, 2007
Mayorâs Order 2007-157, ordering deletion of most government
E-mails that are six months old or older, July
5, 2007
- Mayorâs Order 2007-228, rescission of Mayorâs Order
  2007-157, October 15, 2007
Mayor Adrian Fenty, press release: appointment of Michelle Rhee as
acting chancellor of schools, June 12, 2007
Mayor Adrian Fenty, press release: management consultants to begin
work to improve DCPS, June 4, 2007
Mayor Adrian Fenty, appeal to the DC Superior Court of the Board of
Elections and Ethics’ approval of the "Referendum on Certain
Provisions of the Public Education Reform Amendment Act of 2007"
as a proper subject for a referendum, June
1, 2007
Mayor Adrian Fenty, letter to the DC Board of Elections and Ethics,
requesting it reconsider its approval of the "Referendum on
Certain Provisions of the Public Education Reform Amendment Act of
2007," May
31, 2007
Mayor’s Office of Community Relations and Services, Executive Office
of the Mayor, staff listing, May 2007
Mayor Adrian Fenty, Education Transition Strategy, April
27, 2007
Mayor Adrian Fenty, press release, Linda Argo appointed interim
director of Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs, April
13, 2007
Mayor Adrian Fenty, press release on 100 day plan, April
12, 2007
Mayor Adrian Fenty, testimony on proposed FY2008 budget, March
26, 2007
Mayor Adrian Fenty, press release on proposed FY2008 budget, March
23, 2007
- Mayor Adrian Fenty, presentation on proposed FY2008 budget, March
  23, 2007
Mayor Adrian Fenty, State of the District Address 2007, March
21, 2007
Mayor Adrian M. Fenty, response to the Board of Education proposal
for school reform, January
29, 2007
Mayor Adrian M. Fenty, 100 Days and Beyond: 2007 Action Plan for the
District of Columbia, January 11, 2007
Fenty, Lanier Commit to Increased, Customized Community Policing,
press release and plan, January 5, 2007
Mayor Adrian M. Fenty Announces Education Initiative, January
4, 2007
Inaugural address, January 3, 2007
Announcement of Cabinet-Level Nominations, December
29, 2006
Announcement of Cabinet-Level Nominations, December
28, 2006
Nominations of Devon Brown, director, Department of Corrections;
Deborah Gist, State Education Officer; Bender Gregory, director,
Office of Personnel; William Howland, Department of Public Works;
Janice Quintana, director Unified Communications Center; Vincent
Schiraldi, director, Department of Youth and Rehabilitation Services, December
20, 2006
Nomination of Cathy Lanier as Chief of Police, November
20, 2006
Appointment of Carrie Brooks as Director of Communications, November
13, 2006
Appointment of Neil O. Albert as Deputy Mayor for Planning and
Economic Development, November 13, 2006
Appointment of Peter J. Nickles as General Counsel to the Mayor, November
10, 2006
Appointment of Linda Singer as Attorney General, November
10, 2006
Appointment of Tene Dolphin as Chief of Staff, November
8, 2006
Appointment of Dan Tangherlini as City Administrator/Deputy Mayor, November
8, 2006
Adrian Fenty transition plan, November 8,
2006
“Pre-transition” task force reports, November
6, 2006

Mayor Anthony Williams, Second Term

Mayor Anthony A. Williams, letter to Council Chairman Linda Cropp,
withdrawing nominations for boards and commissions, November
2, 2006
Mayor’s Office, press release, Mayor’s Health Care Task Force Issues
Draft Report, July 21, 2006
Mayor’s Office, press release: Mayor appoints emergency panel on
health care in DC, April 19, 2006
Mayor’s Office, summary of Major League Baseball’s concessions to the
city, February 13, 2006
Mayor’s Office, press release: Mayor Williams praises council baseball
vote, February 8, 2006
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, accusation of conflict of interest by Piper
Rudnick and the firm’s reply, February 7,
2006
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, press release, “Mayor Sends Improved
Baseball Lease to Council,” January 27,
2006
Mayor Anthony Williams, requesting delay of council vote on ballpark
lease agreement, December 19, 2005
Mayor Anthony Williams, statement at rally encouraging councilmembers
to vote for ballpark lease, December 19, 2005
Mayor Anthony Williams, statement on draft baseball stadium lease
agreement between DC Sports and Entertainment Commission and Baseball
Expos, LP, December 9, 2005
Mayor Anthony Williams, appointment of Darlene R. Nipper as Director
of the Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transsexual Affairs, November
30, 2005
Mayor’s Task Force on the Future of the District of Columbia Library
System, Summary of Findings and Draft Report, November
2005
Mayor Anthony Williams, announcement that he will not run for
reelection, September 29, 2005
Mayor Anthony Williams, announcement of ten legislative priorities, September
28, 2005
Mayor Anthony Williams, appointment of Brenda Donald Walker as
Deputy Mayor for Children, Youth, Families, and Elders, September
28, 2005
Mayor Anthony Williams, statement on indictment of Douglas Jemal,
Norman D. Jemal, and Blake Esherick of Douglas Development
Corporation, September
27, 2005
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, press release on plan to revitalize
Anacostia Metro site with Anacostia Waterfront Corporation and WMATA, August
3, 2005
Mayor Anthony Williams, Governor Mark Warner (Virginia), Governor
Robert Ehrlich (Maryland) Fourth Regional Summit, press release and
memorandum of understanding for the Interstate Air Quality Council, May
31, 2005
Nominations of Kimberley Flowers as acting Director of the
Department of Parks and Recreation and Patricia Ellwood as Protocol
Officer, May 11, 2005
Aretha R. Ferrell-Brown, named as director of Neighborhood Action, May
4, 2005
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, response to Census Bureau population
projection for District of Columbia, press release, April
21, 2005
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, support for establishing a Department of
the Environment, April 18, 2005
Omnibus Public Safety Act of
2005, press release, April 6, 2005
Henry Stewart, named acting director of the Office of Community
Affairs in the Office of the Mayor, March 2005
US Office of Special Counsel Reaches Disciplinary Action Settlment
Agreement in Hatch Act Case against Former Chief of Staff (Kelvin
Robinson) to DC Mayor, March 21, 2005
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, State of the District Address, March
21, 2005
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, appointment of Edward
D. Reiskin, Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice; Stanley
Jackson, Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development; Patrick
J. Canavan, Acting Director, Department of Consumer and Regulatory
Affairs; Jalal Greene, Acting Director, Department of Housing and
Community Development; Stephen M. Green, Director of Development,
Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development; January
19, 2005
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, press release on signing of ballpark
financing bill, December 29, 2004
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, mayor highlights 2004 accomplishments, December
16, 2004
D. Neil Richardson, Acting Director, Neighborhood Action,
resignation letter, December 13, 2004
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, announcement of Blue Ribbon Commission on
the future of DC Libraries, December 8, 2004
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, address supporting the South Capitol
Avenue site for ballpark, November 8, 2004
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, response to Council Chairman Linda
Cropp’s memorandum on baseball legislation, November
5, 2004
Robert A. Bobb, Deputy Mayor and City Administrator, testimony to
the city council Committee on Government Operations on the general
operations of the District of Columbia government, October
8, 2004
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, speech on signing agreement with Major
League Baseball, September 29, 2004
Mayor Anthony A. Williams announces new appointments: Williams O.
Howland, Jr., Acting Director, Department of Public Works; Gregg A.
Pane, Acting Director, Department of Health; Lydia A. Watts, HIV/AIDS
Administrator, Department of Health, August 4,
2004
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, appointment of Neil Albert as Deputy
Mayor for Children, Youth, and Families and of Dave Montgomery as
Director of the Department of Public Works, June
2, 2004
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, veto of school governance bill, Bill
15-723, May
28, 2004
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, letter to city council on FY2005 budget
amendments, April 27, 2004
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, revised school takeover plan draft,
circulated to councilmembers, April
23, 2004
Margaret Kellems, Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice,
resigns, April 21, 2004
Mayor Anthony Williams, press release and testimony on FY 2005
budget and financial plan, March 29, 2004
Mayor Anthony Williams, testimony to the Council Committee on
Education, Libraries, and Recreation on school governance,
March 23, 2004
Mayor Anthony Williams, press release, shipping water filters
directly to affected homes, March 16, 2004
Mayor Anthony Williams and Councilmember Carol Schwartz, letter to
Rep. Tom Davis on lead in tap water, February
13, 2004
2004 State of the District Address, February 5,
2004
Michael Latessa, New 911 Director, to Begin in February, January
26, 2004
Mayor Anthony Williams, press release, Mayor Williams Hails Passage of DC
School Choice Bill, January
22, 2004
Save Our City petition to recall Mayor Anthony A. Williams, filed January
20, 2004
- Mayor Williams’s press release on recall movement, January
  20, 2004
Press release on proposed Police Service Area changes, January
12, 2004
Leslie Hotaling resigns as director of the Department of Public Works, January
12, 2004
Announcement of appointments of Austin A. Anderson, Interim Inspector
General; Alfreda Davis, Deputy Chief of Staff for Community Affairs; Susan
Newman, Religious Adviser; and Lori E. Parker, Interim Deputy Mayor for
Children, Youth, Families, and Elders; January 8,
2004
Mayor Highlights 2003 Accomplishments, December
17, 2003
Casey Foundation to give the site proposed for the Mayoral mansion to the
Salvation Army for sale, December
12, 2003
Mayor Williams Announces Youth Services Administration Reform, December
3, 2003
Dorothy Brizill, DCWatch, complaint to the Office of Campaign Finance on violations of the
prohibition against a lobbyist giving a gift to an elected official, or an
official receiving a gift, November
7, 2003
- Supplement to complaint, November 17,
  2003
- Office of Campaign Finance notice opening an investigation of
  complaint of an illegal gift of services by Vincent Mark Policy, a
  lobbyist, to Mayor Anthony Williams, December
  2, 2003
“Williams Announces Agreement to Strengthen Alliance Program:
Alliance Partners Agree to Program Reforms and Multi-Year Contract,” November
7, 2003
“A Rationale for School Governance Reform,” October
27, 2003
Animal Shelter Contract with the Humane Society of Canada postponed, September
29, 2003
Appointment of Judy Banks for Director of Personnel, September
24, 2003
Appointment of Carol J. Mitten, MAI, as Director, Office of Property
Management, September 24, 2003
Executive Office of the Mayor, “Myths and Facts About the D.C.
Opportunity Scholarship Program,” September
24, 2003
Appointments of Lenora Cole Alexander and David Marlin to the Board of
Elections and Ethics and of Lloyd Jordan and Mark Tuohey to the DC
Sports and Entertainment Commission, September
17, 2003
Press release on resignation of Inspector General Charles Maddox, September
12, 2003
Announcement of appointments: Robert C. Bobb, City Administrator;
Gustavio F. Velasquez, Director, Office of Latino Affairs; Robert T.
Maruca, Senior Deputy Director, Medical Assistance Administration,
Department of Health; Benidia A. Rice, Director, Child Support
Enforcement Division, Office of the Corporation Counsel; Albert L.
Elder, III, Interim Commissioner, Department of Banking and Financial
Institutions, September 3, 2003
Mayoral Legislation Action Agenda, presented to City Councilmembers, August
19, 2003
Mayor Anthony Williams and City Council Chairman Linda Cropp, letter
to National Capital Revitalization Corporation requesting return of
excess downtown sports and entertainment arena taxes to the general
fund, August 19, 2003
“Statement by Mayor Williams on Court Decision Regarding
Qualifications for Inspector General,” August
1, 2003
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, remarks on school vouchers at President
George W. Bush’s appearance at KIPP:DC KEY Academy, July
1, 2003
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, statement at the House of Representatives
Committee on Government Reform hearing on “School Choice in the
District of Columbia: Opening Doors for Parents and Students,” June
24, 2003
Mayor Anthony Williams, statement on the Office of Property
Management at press conference, June 11, 2003
Mayor Anthony Williams, “Mayor Williams Embraces Conclusions
in GAO Report Analysis Shows Existence of Structural Imbalance,”

June 5, 2003
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, “Fiscal Year 2004 Budget and Financial
Plan, ‘Education, Public Safety, and Opportunity for All,â”
testimony to the Subcommittee on the District of Columbia, Committee
on Appropriations, US House of Representatives, June
4, 2003
City Council petition for writ of mandamus to force mayor to obey the
Inspector General law, June 2, 2003
- Corporation Counsel, Opposition of Respondent
  Mayor Anthony A. Williams to Petition for Writ of Mandamus, June
  3, 2003
- Mayoral press release on Council petition, June
  2, 2003
Mayor Williams Declares Council IG Bill “Null”; claims power to
disobey and ignore a law he claims is invalid; asks Inspector General
Charles Maddox to remain in office in defiance of city law; and orders
Chief Financial Officer and Director of Personnel to keep Maddox on
payroll, May 30, 2003
Mayor Appoints Blue Ribbon Panel on Sports Commissions, May
16, 2003
Mayor Makes Appointments to Board of Education, NCRC and Various City
Agencies (Carrie Thornhill, Robin Martin, Board of Education; Jim Hudson,
Marie Johns, NCRC; Yvonne Gilchrist, DHS; Tyrone Butler, Independent
Office of Administrative Hearings; Robert Spagnoletti, Corporation
Counsel; Leonard Becker, Mayorâs General Counsel; Brian Wilbon, Office
of Medicaid Public Provider Operations Reform; Kenneth Saunders, Office
of Human Rights; and Gerry Roth, Healthcare Privacy and Confidentiality
Officer, May 14, 2003
Letter of agreement between Mayor Williams and Metropolitan Police
Department Chief Ramsey on salary and benefits increases, May
7, 2003
Appointment of Anne Witt as Director of the Department
of Motor Vehicles and reassignment of former DMV director Sherryl Hobbs
Newman as Secretary of the District, April 9,
2003
Mayoral veto of the “Inspector General Qualifications Emergency
Amendment Act of 2003,” April 2, 2003
FY 2004 budget proposal, March 17, 2003
- Mayor Anthony Williams, testimony on the FY 2004 Budget and
  Financial Plan, March 19, 2003
- Ed Lazare, DC Fiscal Policy Institute, testimony on the FY Budget
  and Financial Plan, March 19, 2003
Beverly Perry, Inaugural Advisory Committee, account of inaugural
expenses, January 7, 2003
Inaugural Program, “One City, One Future,” January
2, 2003
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, Second Inaugural Address, January
2, 2003

Anthony Williams Campaign for Reelection

Materials relating to Mayor Anthony Williamsâs campaign for reelection
in 2002, including materials relating to forgeries and fraud on his
nominating petitions, are at this
page.

Mayor Anthony Williams, First Term

Mayor Anthony A. Williams, “Mayor Announces New Venture Capital Firm
to Spur Small Business Growth” (Capital City Ventures, L.P.), December
11, 2002
Establishment, Mayorâs January 2, 2003, Inaugural Advisory
Committee, December 10, 2002
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, “Mayor Assures Continued Operations of
Healthcare Alliance,” November
22, 2002
Statement regarding financial problems facing Doctors Community
Healthcare, Inc., November 20, 2002
Adrian Thompson appointed as acting Chief of the Fire Department, November
20, 2002
Mayor announces appointment of Adrian Thompson as
Interim Fire and EMS Chief, June 27,
2002
Mayor Appoints James Buford Acting Director of the Department of
Health, June 19, 2002
Department of Motor Vehicles press release explaining implementation
of the Destiny computer system, June 10, 2002
Home Again Initiative description, from The Districtâs Business,
newsletter of the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic
Development, May 2002
Resignation letter from Fire Chief Ronnie Few and reply from Mayor
Anthony Williams, May 21, 2002
Statement by John Koskinen, city will continue to sue families of
those killed by MRDDA neglect for payment for cityâs “care,” April
30, 2002
Williams Announces Appointment of Herbert Tillery as Deputy Mayor for
Operations, April 29, 2002
Mayorâs Support for Rep. Connie Morella (R-MD)
- Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton statement, April
  19, 2002
Fundraising issues
- Testimony of Mayor Anthony A. Williams to the DC Council Committee on
  Government Operations, May 1, 2002
- Mayor Anthony Williams press conferences, transcripts of portions
  regarding unreported fundraising for senior citizens events, April
  17-24, 2002
- DC Chamber of Commerce letter to Councilmember Vincent Orange
  regarding IG’s report on fundraising, April
  5, 2002
- Inspector Generalâs report on Fundraising, March
  28, 2002
- Board of Elections and Ethics press release on investigation, March
  29, 2002
- Mayor Anthony A. Williams, Response to Release of DC Inspector
  Generalâs Report on Fundraising, March 28,
  2002 and talking points at press conference on the report, March
  29, 2002
Mayor vetoes the “Excepted and Executive Service Domicile
Requirement Emergency Amendment Act of 2002,” Bill
14-581
Mayor Appoints James Buford Acting Director of Department of Health, March
25, 2002
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, statement to the City Council Committee of
the Whole on the FY 2003 proposed budget and financial plan, March
20, 2002
Mayor announced the membership of the Mayorâs Task Force on Local,
Small and Disadvantaged Business Development, March
20, 2002
Mayor Anthony A. Williams Releases Proposed FY 2003 Budget, March
18, 2002
Citizenâs Guide to Mayor Anthony A. Williamsâ Proposed FY 2003
Budget, prepared by the Neighborhood Action initiative and distributed
by the Office of Planning, March 18, 2002
Explanation of government overspending, distributed at press
conference on March 6, 2002
State of the District Address 2002, March 5,
2002
Mayor proposes new towing regulations, February
20, 2002
Mayor appoints new senior advisor for Religious Affairs, and announces
reorganized interfaith advisory board and its members, February
20, 2002
Statement on the“Sense of the Council Vote of No-Confidence in
Inspector General Charles C. Maddox Emergency Resolution of 2002,” PR
14-542, passed February 6,
2002
Inspector General Charles Maddox, letter to Mayor Anthony Williams and
Council Chairman Linda Cropp on the ongoing investigation of fundraising
by the Office of the Mayor, January
14, 2002
Williams announces nomination of Mirian Saez to the Board of
Education, January 11, 2001
Mayor Announces New Rules Governing Donations to the District, January
9, 2002
A Petition to Recall Anthony A. Williams, Mayor, was filed by W.
Cardell Shelton at the Board of Elections and Ethics on January
2, 2002.
Mayor names Ronald Collins Director of the Office of Boards and
Commission, November 28, 2001
Citizen Summit II brochure, September 30, 2001
Mayorâs Order 2001-131, delegating the authority to solicit,
receive, and use gifts to the District government for the “Citizen
Summit II,” September 14, 2001
Cabinet List as of August 10, 2001
Appointment of Stan Jackson as Director of the Department of Housing
and Community Development, July 25, 2001
New Communications Director resigns, July 18,
2001; Tony Bullock named interim Communications Director, July
27, 2001
Mayor Names New Chief of Staff, Kelvin J. Robinson, July
11, 2001
Mayorâs order creating the Health Services Reform Commission and
appointing its members, June 7, 2001
Health Care Transition Alert, June 6, 2001
“Mayor Appoints New Communications Director,” May
17, 2001
Testimony to the City Council Committee of the Whole and Committee on
Finance and Revenue on the General Accounting Office report, “District
of Columbia: Weaknesses in Financial Management System
Implementation,” May 14, 2001
DC Republican Committee, “Districtâs Republican Party Condemns
Mayor for Not Respecting Home Rule,” May 1,
2001
“Mayor Names Director of Child and Family Services Agency,” April
30, 2001
Mayor Anthony Williams, veto of supplemental budget request for Public
Benefit Corporation, April 25, 2001
Mayor Anthony A. Williams, Letter to Council Chairman Linda Cropp
stating intent to veto appropriation to continue operations at DC General Hospital, April
13, 2001
“Mayor Names Director of New Department of Mental Health,” Martha B. Knisley, April 5, 2001
“Mayor Williams Unveils New Housing Initiative Created to Meet the Growing Demand
for Housing and Revitalize City Neighborhoods,” press release, April 2, 2001
“Mayor Anthony A. Williams’ Housing Initiative Preservation, Rehabilitation
and Production,” flyer, April 2001
“Mayor Anthony A. Williams’ Housing Initiative ‘Preservation,
Rehabilitation and Production,’” position paper, April 2001
Resignation of Chief of Staff Abdusalam Omer, March 30, 2001
Mayor Williams Names Several Major Cabinet Appointments (Neil Albert, Parks and
Recreation; Eugene Brickhouse, Labor Management Programs; Beverley Wheeler, Neighborhood
Action; Jack Abadie, Office of Contracting and Procurement), March
29, 2001
Letter to District residents on health plan, March 28, 2001
Statement on Health Care (response to Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton), March 27, 2001
Transmittal of Mayor’s proposed FY 2002 Budget and Financial Plan, March 12, 2001
Mayor Williams Announces Creation of Freedom of Information Act Committee, March 8, 2001
Mayor Williams, Welfare Stakeholders Unite for Abused Children in D.C., press release, March 7, 2001
- District of Columbia Memorandum of Understanding and Interagency Agreement on Child
  Sexual Abuse Investigation, Prosecution, and Prevention, March 7,
  2001
State of the District Address, March 1, 2001
Mayor’s Commitment to a Healthy District of Columbia, February
20, 2001
Appointment of Carolyn Colvin as Director of the Department of Human Services, Leslie
Hotaling as Director of The Department of Public Works, and James Jacobs as Director of
Risk Management, February 8, 2001
Cabinet list as of January 18, 2001
Cabinet list as of September 14, 2000, with later corrections
Mayorâs Order 2000-163, establishing succession of power in
Mayorâs absence, October 25, 2000
Petition for recall of Anthony A. Williams, Mayor, filed by Cardell Shelton, October 24, 2000
Health Care Reform in the District: Investing in People, September
4, 2000
- Frequently asked questions about DC General Hospital, September
  4, 2000
Appointment of a New City Administrator (John Koskinen replaces Norman Dong), August 31, 2000
Testimony on management reform to U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on
Appropriations, Subcommittee on the District of Columbia, June 30, 2000
Georgia Avenue Initiative press release announcement, June 28, 2000
Press release on the Office of Campaign Finance order stopping him from using government
workers and resources in an election campaign, June 16, 2000
Response to DCWatch’s complaint to the Office of Campaign Finance, June 14, 2000
Press release supporting School Governance Charter Amendment, June 8, 2000
Testimony before the City Council Committees on Human Services and Government Operations
on the Mental Retardation Developmental Disabilities Administration, June
1, 2000
- Correspondence with Councilmembers Kathy Patterson
  and Sandra Allen on the MRDDA
Welcoming address to the American Association on Mental Retardation, May 31, 2000
Corporation Counsel’s opinion that taxpayer funds, government employees,
facilities, and supplies can be used in the election campaign for the School Governance
Charter Amendment, May 25, 2000
- Complaint by DCWatch to the Board of Elections and Ethics and the Office of Campaign
  Finance, June 9, 2000
Announcement of Gun Buy-Back Program, May 15, 2000
Statement on resignation of Valerie Holt as Chief Financial Officer, May 5, 2000
Announcement of appointments to National Capital Revitalization Corporation, May 3, 2000
Memorandum of resignation from Thomas N. Tippett, Fire Chief, April
27, 2000
“Mayor Appoints Public Service Commission Chair,” April
25, 2000
Mayor announces DC Business Connections, April 5, 2000
Mayor announces “scorecards” for top officials, April 4,
2000
“Mayor Takes Action Against Negligent Landlords,” press release, March 14, 2000
State of the District Address, March 6, 2000
“Making the Vision a Reality: The Mayor’s Budget Proposal and the City-Wide
Strategic Plan,” March 6, 2000
Petition for Recall of Anthony A. Williams, Mayor, proposed by Elijah Gatewood, February 28, 2000
School governance controversy
- Mayor’s letter to City Council, advocating mixed elected/appointed school board, February 14, 2000
- Mayor’s letter to City Council, opposing mixed elected/appointed school board, February 1, 2000
- Mayor Williams’s School Reform Plan Picks Up Momentum and Supporters, January 13, 2000
- Mayor Calls for Appointed School Board: Clear Accountability in Schools Is Necessary for
  Our Children,” January 5, 2000
Deputy Mayor Model of District Government, press release, appointees, and organization
charts, December 7, 1999
Neighborhood Action Initiative “City-Wide Strategic Plan,” November 1999
“Mayor Calls for New Model for Effective Community Planning,” November 5, 1999
Mayoral press release and letter to City Council on Red Cross Bond Approval, October 25, 1999
Neighborhood Action press release and related materials, October
20, 1999
Mayor Williams Names Four New Appointments: Director of the Department of Recreation and
Parks, Director of the Office of Planning, and Director of the Department of Insurance and
Securities Regulation, July 16, 1999
Creation of the City Museum of Washington, July 14, 1999
Mayor Williams Announces Three New Appointments: Emergency Management Agency, Office of
Contracts and Procurement, and Office of Community Services, July
9, 1999
New York Avenue Metrorail station agreement with WMATA, June
23, 1999
Mayor Promises a “Family-Friendly, Healthy City”: New Short-Term Action Goals
Released, May 6, 1999
“Mayor Williams Names Leadership Team: Valerie Holt, Charles Maddox and Norman Dong
Will Help the Mayor Reform District Government for the 21st Century,” press release, May 5, 1999
Mayor Williams Appoints Interim Inspector General and Interim Director of Personnel,
press release, April 14, 1999
Labor/Management Partnership Council press release, April
7, 1999
Service Improvement Act of 1999
- Press release: “Mayor Declares Service ‘State of Emergency,’” March 15, 1999
- Letter to City Council Chairman Linda Cropp on Bill 13-161, the “Service
  Improvement Act of 1999,” March 15, 1999
- “The Service Improvement Act of 1999,” Bill 13-161
FY 2000 Budget
- Highlights of the Mayor’s FY2000 Budget, April 1999
- Press release, “Mayor Williams Outlines FY 2000 Budget,” March
  15, 1999
- Press briefing, March 15, 1999
- Financial Plan, chapters 1 and 2 of the FY 2000 budget book, March
  15, 1999
- Testimony of Mayor Williams on the budget to the City Council, March
  17, 1999
- Testimony of Reba Pittman Evans, Chief of Staff, on the budget to the Committee on
  Government Operations, March 23, 1999
- Testimony of Mayor Williams on the budget to the House of Representatives Subcommittee
  on the District of Columbia, April 15, 1999
Reba Pittman Evans, testimony of the Executive Office of the Mayor on the “goals,
organization, and budget of the Executive Office of the Mayor,” February
12, 1999
Organization charts for the Office of the Mayor, February 12, 1999
Agency Directors: Plan for Filling Critical Vacancies, February
12, 1999
Budget Projections, staffing, and salaries for the Executive Office of the Mayor, February 12, 1999
HR 433, District of Columbia Management Restoration Act, passed by the House
Subcommittee on the District of Columbia on February 3, 1999
Press release on resignation of David Howard for saying “niggardly,” February 3, 1999
Press release on resignation of Camille Cates Barnett, Chief Management Officer, January 7, 1999
Biographies of appointees to the Mayor’s staff, January 3,
1998
Mayoral Inauguration Program, January 2, 1999
Inauguration speech notes, January 2, 1999
Draft memorandum of agreement with the DC Financial Responsibility and Management
Assistance Authority, returning some powers to the Office of the Mayor, issued December 21, 1998, signed January 2, 1998
Transition press release, members of the transition committee, members of the inaugural
committee, “Action Team” information and “Action Team” timeline,
transition committee structure, November 23, 1998
“Mayor-Elect Anthony Williams Names Transition Team,” press release, November 12, 1998
Materials from the Anthony Williams mayoral campaign
Williams transition web
site

Mayor Marion Barry

Statement regarding non-endorsement of a mayoral candidate, August 27, 1998
Press conference on May 21, 1998, at which Marion Barry announced he would not seek
reelection.
- “The Barry Years: 40 Years of Committed Public
  Service,” distributed by the Mayor’s office
- Press release
Strategy for Economic Growth in the District of Columbia, April 6,
1998
Mayor Barry Launches a New Era of Ethics in Government and Local Politics; New 8-Point
Program Includes Mandatory Ethics Training for All DC Employees, February
25, 1998

Office of Neighborhood Action

Neighborhood Services Initiative

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Mayor Vincent Gray

Mayor Adrian Fenty

Mayor Anthony Williams, Second Term

Anthony Williams Campaign for Reelection

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