March 11, 2025
Congress strips $1.1 billion from DC budget as punishment
Congress cuts $1.1 billion from DC budget as punishment
March 11, 2025
Congress cuts $1.1 billion from DC budget as punishment
Congress froze DC fiscal year 2025 budget at 2024 levels on Mar. 11, 2025
Freezing stripped $1.1 billion from DC general fund
DC unemployment claims jumped 36% to 1,780 in week ending Feb. 8, 2025
Nationwide unemployment claims fell 3% during same period DC claims spiked
15,000 contract employees dependent on federal projects face layoffs
Mayor Bowser must cut $410 million from housing, mental health, and public safety
DC raises 75% of its own revenue but lacks voting representation in Congress
How much did Congress cut from the District of Columbia’s budget by reverting it to FY 2024 spending levels in the full-year continuing resolution passed on March 11, 2025?
Which guiding principle did Mayor Muriel Bowser emphasize in her May 27, 2025 testimony before the D.C. Council when revising the FY 2025 budget after Congress froze the city’s funding?
Does the District’s revised fiscal year 2025 budget include a pull back on the Universal Family Leave program, as reported by The Georgetowner on June 2, 2025?
What emergency freeze measures did Mayor Muriel Bowser enact on April 15, 2025, after Congress’s continuing resolution stripped $1.1 billion from D.C.’s fiscal 2025 budget?
Does D.C.’s Fiscal Year 2025 budget eliminate the new refundable Child Tax Credit program, established by D.C. Law 25-217 to take effect for taxable year 2025, before it had a chance to disburse benefits?
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