District-Columbia Treasurer

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441 4th St NW
Washington, DC 20001
+1 (202) 724-8020
http://dc.gov

The District of Columbia Treasurer's Office plays a vital role in managing the financial resources of Washington, DC, providing essential services and support for residents, including information on public safety, health services, and education. With a focus on community engagement, the office offers various resources such as job training, summer programs, and scholarship opportunities to enhance the lives of District residents.

Under the leadership of Mayor Muriel Bowser, the office emphasizes sustainability through initiatives like Zero Waste DC, while also ensuring that residents have access to information on events and government resources. The Treasurer's Office is committed to transparency and communication, facilitating easy access to services and keeping the public informed about city developments and programs.

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