DC Advisory Neighborhood Commission

The DC Department of Corrections (DOC) is a public safety agency dedicated to safeguarding communities in Washington, DC while promoting the humane treatment of inmates with dignity and respect. Through various programs and services, including health and mental health support and educational opportunities, the DOC focuses on rehabilitation and successful community reintegration for formerly incarcerated individuals. The department also collaborates with community service providers to enhance resources and treatment options aimed at a comprehensive approach to reducing recidivism. The READY Center serves as a centralized hub for support services, empowering individuals in their reintegration journey and fostering a commitment to public safety and restorative justice. Generated from the website

The Office of Public Records in Washington, DC, operates under the Office of the Secretary, managing a vast array of documents including administrative, historical, and genealogical records to preserve the District government's history. It provides essential services through its archives, records center, and library, ensuring proper storage, access, and research resources for both government agencies and the public. Established in 1986 by Mayor's Order 86-28, the office plays a critical role in appraising, scheduling, and authentically maintaining records. It also serves as a repository for those seeking information and conducting research related to the workings and historical aspects of the District of Columbia. Generated from the website

The Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia is an independent district government agency that was established by Congress in 1913 to regulate the electric, gas and telephone industries in the District of Columbia. It has a staff of over 65 individuals. The commission operates contracting and procurement department that purchases goods and services for it. The Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia offers several low-income discount, pay phone and outreach programs. The commission is governed by the District of Columbia, which also operates several government agencies, such as the District of Columbia Department of Human Resources, District of Columbia Department of the Environment and Council of the District of Columbia.