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AMPBID Board Meeting Tuesday

The next Adams Morgan Partnership BID (AMPBID) Board of Directors' meeting will be Tuesday, January 8 from 5-7:00 PM at the Festival Center at 1640 Columbia Rd NW. Hope you can join us!

Board members should call or email Kristen at 202-997-0783 or kbarden@adamsmorganonline.org if you are unable to attend, otherwise we will assume you are attending. The meeting agenda will be sent out to board members before the meeting.


Business Roundtable Discussion with the Director of the Mayor’s Office of Nightlife & Culture

Director Shawn Townsend of the newly-created Mayor's Office of Nightlife & Culture (MONC) will be participating in a roundtable discussion with Adams Morgan businesses on Friday, January 25 from 3pm to 5pm and the Adams Morgan Community Center at The LINE Hotel. Businesses please RSVP to Brian Barrie (202-536-9515). This meeting is exclusively for businesses to get to know the new director and learn about the MONC.

Director Townsend will also be answering questions at the ANC1C ABC & Public Safety Committee Meeting on January 16 at 7pm at the Marie Reed Recreation Center.


AMPBID Promotion -- Adams Morgan Date Night

We are working on a new promotion to position Adams Morgan as THE PLACE to go on a date in Washington, D.C. The initiative will run from late January to late March (8 weeks) and including digital advertising, web presence, press outreach and printed materials.

As part of the promotion, we'll be putting together sample date itineraries to inspire people to explore all the possibilities Adams Morgan has to offer. For example, a date might start with coffee at Tryst, continue with dinner at Jack Rose, and end with a late show at Songbyrd.

If you have a special or promotion of your own to contribute to the packages, or would like to be featured as a date night option, please respond to Brian Barrie (202-536-9515) by Jan. 9 to submit your promo and info.


Christmas Tree Collection

From DPW :

Holiday trees and greenery will be collected between January 14 and February 2. Residents in DPW-serviced households should place their trees and greenery where their trash and recyclables are normally collected. Trees and greenery collected during these three weeks (and those brought to the Fort Totten and Benning Road transfer stations) will be composted and made available to residents for free. Please remove all ornaments and lights; do not put trees and greenery in a bag. After February 2, place holiday trees and greenery where your trash is collected. They will be picked up with your trash as space in our trucks permits. Unfortunately, trees and greenery collected after February 2 will not be composted. As a reminder, apartment and condominium buildings with four or more units are required to provide their tenants with solid waste collections (this includes leaves and holiday trees/greenery).

The AMPBID clean team will assist DPW by collecting trees from side streets for DPW to pick up.


Important Changes to Commuter Benefits Effective January 1, 2019

Starting January 1, 2019, the monthly IRS exclusion has increased for commuter highway vehicle transportation and transit passes to $265. The monthly exclusion for qualified parking has also increased to $265.

goDCgo offers an employer toolkit which provides guidance to DC employers with 20 or more employees working in the District on how to comply with the DC Commuter Benefits Law. You can always schedule a complimentary consultation with a goDCgo Employer Services representative if you would like assistance with developing or reviewing your commuter benefits program. Contact goDCgo .


Winter Weather Best Management Practices for Commercial Buildings

The Department of Energy and Environment will present a winter workshop to help facility managers, building engineers, building maintenance staff prepare for winter weather and comply with snow removal requirements. The workshop will be held January 15, 2019 , 10:00 am to 12:00 pm.

Click here for more information and to register .


Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings Training

To better prepare the District’s workforce for the detection, identification, and response procedures to Suspicious Packages and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), the District of Columbia Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency (DC HSEMA) is hosting an Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings Training on January 30, 2019 at 8 am and 1 pm . The Training will take place at the DC HSEMA offices at 2720 Martin Luther King Junior Ave., SE.

Click here for more info and to register


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