Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
Attn: The following Road Closures are in place due to the gas leak at 436 11th St NW -- No vehicular or pedestrian traffic until further notice
⛔️500 thru 400 Blocks of 11th St NW (NTS)
⛔️1100 Blocks of E St NW (NTE)
🚗Seek alternate route or follow MPD directions
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
It's officially family fun day in Washington, DC!
Head to Ward 4 today between 12 and 4PM for games, giveaways, and community. We’ll see you there!
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
Critical #Missing 67-year-old William J. Anderson, who was last seen in the 4900 block of Georgia Avenue, NW, on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
Have info? Call 202-727-9099 or text 50411.
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
Community event in Washington, DC this Saturday, 10/17:
1. Free games and giveaways
2. Forecast is 50s and sunny
3. Happening at the beautiful Riggs LaSalle Rec in Ward 4
Another reason DC is a great place to raise a family. We'll see you at Ward 4 Family Fun Day!
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Talib Shakir, Director of the Mayor’s Office on Returning Citizen Affairs.
We share our love, condolences, and prayers with Talib’s family and loved ones, the entire MORCA team, and all the members of our community relations teams who loved and learned from Talib.
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Our partners @DACL_DC work to promote longevity, independence, dignity, and choice for our senior DC residents.
For this reason, our Fire Prevention/Fire Education teams visited Model Cities Senior Wellness Center to conduct a fire safety presentation.
Thank you DC seniors.
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
LIVE: Mayor Bowser Celebrates Grand Opening of New DC Infrastructure Academy at the Historic Spingarn High School in Ward 5 xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1pJdRDvXk…
Yesterday, Director Hines joined @MayorBowser @DOES_DC , & @DCDGS to celebrate the opening of the new DC Infrastructure Academy training center at the historic Spingarn High School.
This new facility will help residents pursue careers in construction, energy, and transportation.
Yesterday, DACL hosted the 9th Annual Brain Games, promoting brain health. During these games, teams from all 8 wards come together to compete for the title.
A Special shoutout to this year’s winners, Ward 3, St. Albans Saints.🥇🏆
🥈Ward 8 Elites
🥉Ward 1 Uptown Brainiacs
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Earlier this year, we proposed legislation to enhance protection for victims and to help address troubling trends in domestic violence-related crimes in our city.
But legislation isn't enough. We must all work together to end the cycle of violence and protect survivors.
If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, there are resources available.
Contact the DC Victim Hotline: 1-844-443-5732
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
Critical #MissingPerson 73-year-old James Rogers, who was last seen in the 4300 block of 12th Street, Southeast, on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
Have info? Call 202-727-9099 or text 50411.
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
The quarterly @DCOPC social services meet-up is underway. @DCOPC gathers nonprofit & DC gov agencies to share ways to help mutual constituents. #OPCeducates #partners #teamworkmakesthedreamwork.
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
Falls can happen to anyone, at any age. But for older adults, an unexpected fall can lead to a serious and costly injury.
NCOA's Falls Prevention Conversation Guide can help all of us feel empowered and create a falls prevention action plan. ⬇️ ncoa.org/article/falls-preve…
Today, we celebrated more than 50 District residents age 100 and older at @MayorBowser 40th Annual Centenarian Salute!
Including DC’s oldest resident, Ms. Evangeline Paredes, who is 110. To every centenarian we honored today: thank you for the wisdom you continue to share. 💙💚
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
Thank you @DACL_DC for inviting @dcfireems / Mobile Integrated Health Team (MIH) to participate in your 2026 Falls Prevention Awareness Week event.
There were free screenings, activities, and resources for everyone such as a balance test/medication review/home safety education.
Happy Falls Prevention Awareness Week!
This week, DC seniors learned ways to reduce their risk of falls through screenings, education, and practical resources that support healthy aging in place.
A special thank you to our partners, Home Care Partners!
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Critical #MissingPerson 72-year-old Beverly Jones who was last seen in the 4600 block of Livingston Road, Southeast, on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
Have info? Call 202-727-9099 or text 50411.
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
Fiesta DC is this weekend!
DC’s annual parade is always a special celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, and this year, we're also marking 50 years of the Mayor’s Office on Latino Affairs.
RSVP and we'll see you on Sunday: s.dc.gov/fiestadc26
Department of Aging & Community Living retweeted
REMINDER: DC SNAP CUSTOMERS
The next time you apply or recertify for SNAP, DHS will check if you need to meet new work requirements.
Visit bit.ly/dc-snap for more about the new requirements. Use our pre-screener tool at bit.ly/dc-pre-screener.
