Service Request:2178614
From We The People
Service Request ID
2178614
Service Priority
NO VALUE ASSIGNED
Service Code
11
Service Code Description
DEAD ANIMAL PICK-UP
Service Type Code
Service Type Code Description
Service Order Date
2009-07-02T13:28:00-04:00
Service Order Status
Service Call Count
1
Agency Abbreviation
Inspection Flag
N
Inspection Date
warning.pngThe date "" was not understood (support for dates is still experimental).
Resolution
NO VALUE ASSIGNED
Resolution Date
warning.pngThe date "" was not understood (support for dates is still experimental).
Service Due Date
2009-07-06T13:28:00-04:00
Service Notes
warning.pngEmpty strings are not accepted.
Parent Service Request ID
0
Date Added
2009-07-02T13:28:42-04:00
Date Last Modified
2009-07-03T10:25:09-04:00
Site Address
Geolocation
38.93901035113630° -77.01938718886110°Latitude: 38°56′20.437″N
Longitude: 77°1′9.794″W
Zipcode
20011
Master Address Repository ID
247722
CityDW Program Address Identifier
90604
DCStat Location Key
90604
Ward
4 Ward Four
Councilmember Muriel Bowser, Washington D.C.
1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW - Suite 406
Washington, DC 20004
Phone 202-724-8052
Fax 202-741-0908
Email mbowser@dccouncil.us
Biography
Councilmember Muriel Bowser — a fifth generation Washingtonian — has a long- standing record of participation in local and regional government. She has more than ten years of experience bringing high-level government services to neighborhoods.
"Muriel managed a mini-town hall in Montgomery County, Maryland with a multi-million dollar budget, where she ensured that 150,000 stayed connected to the government that serviced them. She also oversaw a downtown transportation management district where she was responsible for ensuring that balanced transportation options were available to residents, workers and visitors in a growing urban environment. Muriel has also worked with over 10 local jurisdictions around the Metropolitan Washington Region promoting alternative transportation options with the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. Muriel's participation in downtown revitalization and transportation planning has helped transform communities and has well prepared her to lead an ambitious Ward 4 agenda.
Civic engagement is a Bowser family tradition. Muriel is the last of Joan and Joe Bowser's five children — all of whom call DC home. Commissioner and Mrs. Bowser, both retired employees of DC government, raised their kids to invest their time and talents into making DC a place everyone is proud to call home. Muriel's dad was elected to the first class of Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners in 1976. Muriel was so very proud to follow in her father's footsteps when her neighbors elected her their Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner (ANC). She has also been very active with her local civic association, serving as the Second Vice President of the Lamond-Riggs Citizens Association. Muriel served all of Ward 4 as the First Vice President of the Ward 4 Democrats.
Through the years, Muriel has been responsible for bringing programs and services closer to the communities and neighborhoods that need them. This focus on neighborhoods has had a resounding effect in Ward 4. In an energetic special election in 2007, Muriel campaigned from her home in Riggs Park to every corner and block of Ward 4. She garnered over 40 percent of the vote in Ward 4 where residents overwhelmingly supported Muriel's vision — a focus on neighborhoods, fixing our schools and bringing needed economic revitalization to Ward 4's commercial corridors, especially Georgia Avenue.
She looks forward to continuing this commitment to service delivery and neighborhoods on the Council of the District of Columbia as a member of the Public Works and the Environment Committee, the Public Safety and the Judiciary Committee, as well as Housing and Urban Affairs, and Human Services. She also looks forward to using her extensive transportation planning experience representing the Council of the District of Columbia on COG's Transportation Planning Board.
Ms. Bowser has a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Chatham College in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and a Master's in Public Policy from American University in Washington, DC.
Advisory Neighborhood Commission
4C
Single Member District
4C08
District
FOURTH
4D Community Prosecutor
- Jelahn Stewart - 202-514-7448
4D Community Outreach Specialist
- Dawn Hopkins - 202-715-7415
4D Police Stations
- 4D Police Station - Phone: (202) 715-7400 - Fax: (202) 715-7406 - 6001 Georgia Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20011
- Fourth District Commander Linda F. Brown
The Court Report
The Court Report discusses crimes that have occurred in your neighborhood, lists the names and locations of all persons arrested and charged, and provide updates on criminal convictions and sentencings.
MPD 4D RSS Feed
- Re: Daily Crime Report - 4D
- Okay. Thank you. On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 3:40 PM, Anderson, Kevin (MPD) < ... Okay. Thank you. On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 3:40 PM, Anderson, Kevin (MPD) < [?]
- Re: Daily Crime Report - 4D
- No, other than as you might imagine, they are always looking for evidence. ________________________________ From: MPD-4D@yahoogroups.com [?]
- Re: Daily Crime Report - 4D
- Thank you. Are you permitted to state the reason for the search warrant execution? On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 3:20 PM, Anderson, Kevin (MPD) < ... Thank you. Are [?]
- Re: Daily Crime Report - 4D
- The Detectives from the Fourth District and Second District executed a search warrant. At this time, there isn't any significant information to report. It [?]
- Re: Daily Crime Report - 4D
- When I came home from work yesterday around 5:30 there were multiple police cars on the 5500 block of 7th St., and several police with vests on, etc. Seemed [?]
