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Monday, February 1, 2021
CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2
LAUNCHING TODAY:
The search for a
Chief Equity Officer for
DC Government.
Throughout the month, we will celebrate DC history The job posting for the Chief Equity
Officer will be on mota.dc.gov this week
and culture and highlight local equity initiatives.
February 1, 2021
BUDGET ENGAGEMENT FORUMS 3
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO RSVP VISIT: BUDGET.DC.GOV
February 1, 2021
SNOW UPDATES 5
The Snow DC Public DC Government Public COVID-19
Emergency was Schools are all opened on time testing sites are
lifted on Sunday virtual today today closed today
at 8:00 p.m.
February 1, 2021
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Be vigilant and call
(202) 399-7093
to request transportation
for neighbors in need of
shelter from the cold.
February 1, 2021
BACK TO SCHOOL 7
As Term 3 at DC Public Schools begins, we are proud that:
Every teacher & staff member working in person was offered a
vaccine, and approximately 3,100 teachers and staff members have
already received their first dose
Symptomatic & asymptomatic testing protocols are in place
HVAC systems are upgraded & school plans are public at
dcpsreopenstrong.com/school-plans
The science is clear: with the right protocols and upgrades, schools are safe. And we know the
best place for students to learn is in the classroom.
February 1, 2021
VACCINE DISTRIBUTION 8
Total doses already Total doses Additional doses
delivered already becoming available
(as of 1/30/21): administered: this week:
83,125 62,219 10,975
February 1, 2021VACCINE DISTRIBUTION 9
DC IS NOW VACCINATING: As of 2/1/21
Teachers and staff who are,
Individuals who work in DC residents who are 65 or will be, working in person
health care settings* years old and older* at a DCPS school or a DC
public charter school
Members of the Fire and Department of
Individuals experiencing
Emergency Medical Corrections Employees
homelessness
Services Department & Residents
Residents of long-term Continuity of Government
and intermediate care Members of the
Operations personnel
facilities and residents of Metropolitan Police
community residential Department
Licensed Child Care Providers
facilities/group homes
& Teachers and Staff of
*populations that are able to make appointments through vaccinate.dc.gov or Independent Schools in DC
by calling the Coronavirus Call Center (when appointments are available)
February 1, 2021VACCINE DISTRIBUTION 10
Beginning today at noon, individuals who
work in person for a licensed child care
provider or an independent school that
is located in the District will be eligible to
book a vaccination appointment with
One Medical.
Eligible individuals should receive an email
from the Office of the State Superintendent of
Education.
February 1, 2021PARTIAL DATA ON VACCINATIONS BY RACE AND ETHNICITY 11
February 1, 2021PRIORITY ZIP CODES 12
On Thursdays at 9:00 a.m., vaccination
appointments become available to eligible
residents in priority zip codes. Priority zip
codes include areas of the city where residents
are disproportionately affected by COVID-19,
including number of cases and mortality rate.
The priority zip codes for
this week will cover
Wards 5, 7, and 8. Source: DC Health
February 1, 2021DISTRIBUTION TO PRIORITY ZIP CODES 13
February 1, 2021VACCINE FRAUD ALERT 14
If you receive any messages or calls about the private sale of a
vaccine, report this as an illegal scam.
The only places you can get a vaccine are through
hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and doctors’ offices.
There are no one-off sales of vaccines. And when you
receive a real vaccine, it will always be free.
Report a scam to MPD: (202) 727-4159
February 1, 2021Want to learn more about the
COVID-19 vaccine?
Find accurate and trustworthy information
on coronavirus.dc.gov/vaccineRECOVERY UPDATES
DC IS OPEN 17
Taking down boards?
Shaw Main Streets will be
accepting decommissioned
plywood from businesses and
commercial landlords to be
DC IS OPEN repurposed through the Wood
for Good project. Businesses
interested in donating can email
and boards are shawmainstreetsinc@gmail.com
to make arrangements for
coming down. dropping off their boards.
CORONAVIRUS.DC.GOV February 1, 2021FISCAL YEAR 2020 COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL
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FINANCIAL REPORT
This morning, with the Office of the Chief Financial Officer, we released the Fiscal
Year 2020 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR). The 2020 CAFR marks
the District’s 24th consecutive clean audit opinion and the sixth consecutive year of
the audit finding no material weaknesses or significant deficiencies.
Highlights of the FY 2020 CAFR include:
for the second consecutive year, the District has 60 days of operating reserves
pension and retiree health care trust funds remain fully funded
the District continues to have a strong AAA bond rating
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