![“[NPS] will clear the McPherson Square encampment on 2/15/2023 at 10am, shifting the closure date up two months from 4/12/2023, due to DCs social services recommendation for earlier clearance and imminent public health and safety issues. The park area will be temporarily fenced for turf rehabilitation, cleaning and maintenance, and mitigation of rodent infestation Unsheltered individuals at this location are receiving intensive case management and consultation on resources and housing assistance. The District and social service providers will engage encampment occupants to identify abandoned property and trash that may be discarded. If unattended property is identified, NPS will place property items into storage as per 36 CFR 2.22. Unattended property placed into storage may be reclaimed by the property owner by contacting the U.S. Park Police Property Office at (202) 426-6850, if done within 60 days. Items determined to be trash or a biohazard, however, will be disposed of as refuse…”](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FpByg8vWIAEVntd.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT “[NPS] will clear the McPherson Square encampment on 2/15/2023 at 10am, shifting the closure date up two months from 4/12/2023, due to DCs social services recommendation for earlier clearance and imminent public health and safety issues. The park area will be temporarily fenced for turf rehabilitation, cleaning and maintenance, and mitigation of rodent infestation Unsheltered individuals at this location are receiving intensive case management and consultation on resources and housing assistance. The District and social service providers will engage encampment occupants to identify abandoned property and trash that may be discarded. If unattended property is identified, NPS will place property items into storage as per 36 CFR 2.22. Unattended property placed into storage may be reclaimed by the property owner by contacting the U.S. Park Police Property Office at (202) 426-6850, if done within 60 days. Items determined to be trash or a biohazard, however, will be disposed of as refuse…”

ALT Photo of the vote on SB1274 (Boysko) to offer no-cost prison communications. The motion is to report and refer to appropriations. The vote is 11 yeas and 10 nays. Yeas are Fariss, Hope, Kory, Rasoul, Plum, Bourne, Jenkins, Williams Graves, Mundon King, Clark, and Selbold. Nays are Witt, Webert, Davis, Batten, Willey, Ballard, Williams, Cordoza, March, and Greenhalgh. Del. Freitas didn't vote.
























