DC Government

Readers report: “There is now a waiting room”

“It’s progress.”

“Way better today.”

“It worked. Smooth. Got in for next week.”

“I got one with zero issues! Good luck, everyone!”

“No issues today! Woohoo”

“It works!!! It also tells you which vaccine is being offered which is nice.”

“Success! Much faster and easier than prior weeks. Secured an appointment within minutes.”


Rant/Revel


Photo by Diane Krauthamer

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Dear PoPville

“Dear PoPville,

Question for readers re: vehicle inspection/registration. Our inspection/registration expired in April 2020. At the time DC DMV extended expiration dates until the public health emergency ends. The DMV website indicates that continues to be the case for all DLs, IDs, registrations, inspections, etc. expiring 3/1/20 to 3/17/21. (more…)


Animal Fix

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“This is Frankie and she lives in Columbia Heights. Her friends in the neighborhood have been requesting she make an appearance. She loves to greet her friends on our front yard!”

“this is my dog Marmaduke — Capitol Hill, his insta is @its.Marmaduke”


Medical

From the Mayor’s Office:

“Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser and DC Health, led by Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt, announced updates to the process of registering for a vaccination appointment in Washington, DC.  

Beginning next week, the District will switch over to a pre-registration system for making vaccination appointments. Under the new system, individuals will be able to provide their information to DC Health through a pre-registration website or by calling the District’s call center. As appointments are made available, individuals who have pre-registered will receive an email, phone call, and/or text message alerting them that they have an opportunity to make a vaccination appointment. Equity will continue to be a top priority, and DC Health will continue to set aside appointments for residents living in priority zip codes. (more…)