This is the official page of the Mayor's Office on Women's Policy and Initiatives for the District of Columbia.
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Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
We were honored to partner with @whuttv, @dcmowpi & @moccadc for a screening of “A Mother Apart”.
Art & film have a unique power to bring us together and spark these vital conversations. Thank you to all who joined, and to our incredible partners for making possible!
#WeArtDC
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch for the District of Columbia until 10:00 PM tonight (July 28).
A Tornado Watch means that tornadoes are possible in the area.
Strong winds may cause downed trees or branches, localized power outages, and damage to homes and buildings.
BEFORE A TORNADO:
- Secure loose outdoor objects like trash cans, outdoor furniture, and other items that could become dangerous flying debris during a tornado.
- Charge your phone and other communication, medical, or assistive devices in case of a power outage.
- Identify a safe space to shelter if a Tornado Warning is issued.
DURING A TORNADO:
- Go to the nearest sturdy building. If you're not near a building, enter the nearest Metro station.
- Move to an interior room on the lowest floor if possible. STAY AWAY from windows.
Visit ready.dc.gov/pages/hazard-to… for tornado safety tips.
#dcwx
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for the District of Columbia until 9:30 PM tonight, July 28.
Heavy rain may produce flash flooding.
NEVER travel through flooded roads or trails.
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
Report storm damage like downed trees and branches by calling 3-1-1 or visiting 311.dc.gov.
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for the District until 10:00 PM today, July 21. Heavy rain, large hail, isolated tornadoes and flooding are possible.
Take time to prepare: visit ready.dc.gov.
#dcwx
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
A Code Purple air quality alert has been issued for DC. During a Code Purple alert, the risk of health effects is increased for everyone. DC HSEMA is monitoring the impact of Canadian wildfire smoke on the region. Check airnow.gov/dc for air quality updates. Limit time outside during periods of poor air quality.
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
🏀✨ New rec. New signage. Same commitment to community.
The new marquee is officially up at Anacostia Recreation Center at Ketcham-and we’re ready to welcome you.
📍 Summer Hours:
Mon–Fri: 8 AM–8 PM
Sat: 9 AM–5 PM
#WePlayTooMuch #Anacostia
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
Stay in the know with the MyDPW app! 📲
When services change, you shouldn’t have to search for answers. Get real-time updates delivered right to your phone with the MyDPW app.
Receive alerts on:
🧹 Street Sweeping
🚗 Towing & Booting
🍂 Leaf Collection
🗑️ Trash & Recycling Delays
🌦️ Weather-Related Service Changes
…and more!
Download the MyDPW app today, create an account, and choose to receive notifications by text, email, or in-app alerts—so you’re always one step ahead.
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
Exciting news: The world’s top two teams will play at Audi Field in October.
We can’t to welcome fans from across the world to the Sports Capital.
espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/4…
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
A heatwave is expected in the District from Wednesday, July 15 through Saturday, July 18. Now is the time to prepare.
Check out the tips below and visit heat.dc.gov for more information, including free, air‑conditioned locations where you can stay cool.
#dcwx
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
Tonight's the night!
The first of four DC 311 App sessions kicks off — and residents lead the conversation.
📅 Tue, July 14 | 6–8 PM
📍 Dept. of Buildings, 1100 4th St SW
Come as you are. ASL/interpretation available.
Register: s.dc.gov/311-App-Sessions
#DC311 @311DCgov
ALT Square red-themed Instagram graphic showing a smartphone with the text 'Your App. Your Voice. The Future of DC311's App. Join a Resident Engagement Session. Register: s.dc.gov/311-App-Sessions.' OCTO, Office of Unified Communications, DC 311, and Government of the District of Columbia (Mayor Muriel Bowser) logos appear at the bottom
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
Join us for an Access to Expression: Inclusive Arts in DC! Celebrate the ADA with art, community & creativity panel, exhibit, hands‑on activity, and accessible resources.
July 22, 2026 | 5–7 PM
MLK Jr. Memorial Library, 5th Floor
All are welcome!
Register: tinyurl.com/3cbdycfj
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
DC is under an Extreme Heat Alert until Sunday, July 5 at 8:00 AM. Temperatures will feel like 105°F or hotter.
Limit time outside if possible. Drink lots of water and look out for signs of heat stroke and heat exhaustion, like dizziness and nausea. Check on neighbors and pets.
Call 9-1-1 if you or a neighbor need help.
Visit heat.dc.gov for more information.
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
America's 250th celebration in Washington, DC is a National Special Security Event.
Stay informed. Sign up for free DC Government alerts by texting DC250 to 888-777.
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
Maps to save: Road closures and where to watch the fireworks in Washington, DC.
Expect security restrictions and traffic. Find more info as you make plans: 250.dc.gov
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
DC is a city, county, and state of 700,000 people and incredible neighborhoods.
We want people, while they are in Washington, to support local restaurants and to visit our neighborhoods.
We want them to see the Real DC.
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
Heads up, DC! 🎆🎇🎆
Traffic Advisory: Salute to America + July 4th festivities are rolling in and so are the road closures.
Plan ahead, stay safe, and use @wmata to get around the city!
Read more: mpdc.dc.gov/release/traffic-…
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
New today: We released our draft RFK Campus Master Plan.
Including:
+5,000-6,500 housing units, at least 30% affordable
+30,000 construction jobs, 2,000 permanent
+$24.2B total economic output
+$5.1B in tax revenue
Full plan & public feedback form: OurRFK.dc.gov
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
Temps over the next few days in Washington, DC are expected to exceed 100°F.
1. Stay hydrated, limit time outdoors, and seek shade.
2. Save the shelter hotline number: (202) 399-7093
Mayor's Office on Women’s Policy retweeted
Prepare for this year's 4th of July events to look different than previous years:
• More events
• More road closures
• More boating/water restrictions
• Security screening for the National Mall and Anacostia Park
• Fireworks show will be later and longer
• Frequent flyovers
Of course, we can also expect the same great traditions, too: like our beautiful local parades in Barracks Row and the Palisades.
Plan ahead, stay safe, and let's enjoy our beautiful city.