Enough Is Enough
The Committee of 100 calls for the cessation of the unprecedented interference by the federal government in District of Columbia affairs.
Deliberations on DC’s Budget Continue
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser introduced her proposed budget for the 2026 fiscal year on May 27 (along with a revised budget for the current year). The Committee of 100 has been an active participant throughout the process in our interest areas. A general theme of C100’s...Full Review of Mayor Bowser’s Proposed FY 2026 Budget Is Needed
C100 in a letter to the DC Council reiterates the need to give the public sufficient time for review and comment on Mayor Bowser’s proposed FY 2026 Budget.
Affordable Housing Featured at C100 Conversation
As the most recent segment of our “Conversation” series, the Committee of 100 on April 23, 2025, hosted on event on the critical topics of housing and affordable housing, titled “Does Upzoning Produce More Affordable Housing?” University of British Columbia Professor...2025: The Year Ahead
The Committee of 100 is looking ahead to what challenges and opportunities 2025 will bring. Early in the year, the DC Council will hold a month-long series of performance oversight hearings. The Committee of 100 plans to be an active participant in our areas of...Candidate Questionnaire: At-Large Council Seat
To help DC voters better understand the positions of DC Council candidates, the Committee of 100 sent questionnaires to candidates.
Recent News
Reject the Future Land Use Map (FLUM)
SINGLE-FAMILY AND ROW HOUSE NEIGHBORHOODS THREATENED by 2026 FLUM...Read More »
C100 Response to the RFK Master Plan
On July 22, 2026, the Committee of 100 on the Federal City submitted comments on the RFK Campus …Read More »
Wisconsin Avenue Corridor Mixed-Use Upzone
The Zoning Commission should open the record to allow public input. The Committee of 100 on the Federal …Read More »
White House Ballroom Construction
Given the critical importance and national significance of the White House and its setting to the character of …Read More »