Fresh and non-perishable food items for District families in need, bring a bag.
Read MoreFresh and non-perishable food items for District families in need, bring a bag.
Read MoreNo appointment necessary, pre-register to save time.
Read MoreFresh and non-perishable food items for District families in need, bring a bag.
Read MoreAn alert notification system that allows mobile device users to receive an alert when they may have been exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19.
Read MoreDC CAN is the official COVID-19 exposure notification app for Washington, DC.
Read MoreAnyone coming into DC from these states (within the last 14 days) who was on non-essential travel will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days.
Read MoreBags will arrive before the leaf season; collection starts November 9th.
Read MoreNeed a test? Get a test and then stay home until you get the results!
Read MoreNeed a test? Get a test and then stay home until you get the results!
Read MoreFree food boxes will be distributed on a “first-come and first-served” basis while supplies last!
Read MoreFree food boxes will be distributed on a “first-come and first-served” basis while supplies last.
Read MoreInfo courtesy of Metropolitan Wellness Center in Capitol Hill.
Read MoreFree food boxes will be distributed on a “first-come and first-served” basis while supplies last.
Read MoreMasks are required at the grocery sites. Grocery sites are open 10 am – 11:30 am.
Read MoreOpen to residents, businesses, nonprofits, and religious institutions to purchase and install security camera systems.
Read MoreThe hours at the District’s public COVID-19 testing sites will be adjusted.
Read MoreGrocery sites are available throughout the District to provide fresh fruits, vegetables, and non-perishable groceries to families.
Read MoreFlu vaccines are available through the end of October.
Read MoreStay home while you await results!
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