Current Projects:
Aston Community Advisory Team
The District of Columbia, as part of its efforts to create non-congregate bridge housing options, purchased 1129 New Hampshire Avenue, NW (the Aston), as authorized by CA25-0254, to provide a dignified environment for District residents who are best served in non-shelter facilities.
Drawing upon the District’s very successful Short-Term Family Housing program, the District will work with a Community Advisory Team (CAT) to discuss progress and ensure the success of the project. For complete information about the CAT's establishment, meetings, and membership, click here.
Aston Community Advisory Team (CAT) Meetings
The Aston CAT meets monthly on the second Monday from 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm virtually, unless otherwise noted, via the Microsoft Teams meeting information below, except when the second Monday is a holiday. Additional meetings may be scheduled, and will be noticed here and in the D.C. Register.
Next Meeting
Monday, November 4, 2024, 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Join Using This Link:
Meeting ID: 215 304 408 79
Passcode: LSUzqJ
Dial in by phone
+1 202-594-9550,,979425181# United States, Washington DC
Phone conference ID: 979 425 181#
The CAT meeting dates for the remainder of calendar year 2024 are:
Meetings will be held via the Microsoft Teams link above on the following Mondays from 5:00 - 6:30pm:
- December 9, 2024
Past Projects:
Public Restrooms Working Group
The District’s Public Restroom Working Group was created in response to the Public Restroom Facilities Installation and Promotion Act. The bill directs the District to install two standalone public restrooms.Legislation can be found on LIMS.
Olmstead Plan
The Olmstead Plan establishes certain goals of the District to help ensure that community-based treatment is provided to persons with disabilities, when such treatment is appropriate. For an electronic copy of the Olmstead Plan please visit the Office of Disability Rights (ODR) website and read DC One Community for All.
DC General Family Shelter Replacement Plan
DC General Family Shelter has been replaced by smaller, more modern and more dignified short-term family housing sites in all eight wards. Learn more about the plan and our progress here.