DC does not appear to have residence distance restrictions for residence or employment, even for RSOs @ minors.
https://www.probationinfo.org/sor/residence/ Some PSH vouchers are targeted toward "returning citizens" ie., released convicts. More info re: how criminal background factors in rental process here https://ohr.dc.gov/page/returningcitizens/housing The 7 year "look back" can include time they were incarcerated, so a serious offense resulting in a longer sentence may not be able to be considered by a landlord, even rape or murder or CSA.
https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/laws/21-259
CSA and murder or serious assaults CAN be considered but only if they took place in the prior 7 years.
When people had to income and credit qualify that may have factored into how many lived in Connecticut and Wisconsin Ave corridors with many elderly and families who prioritized access to Murch, Lafayette, Janney, Eaton but who could not afford houses. Now, with rental vouchers aimed at "returning citizens" those with the most dangerous criminal pasts may move in next door in your rental or condo building, on your tax dime. And you may have no idea, esp if they are not a sex offender but another type of dangerous, violent offender. |
If you only knew how many thugs work in the DC government, really bad lawless thugs. That's the scandal. There's no hope with these people. |
The elderly voucher tenants are big time trouble too. Don't be fooled.
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I caught DC workers in fraud several times. Most recently, this is the message they sent me when I called them out on it:
"FUC_ YOU [insert my name] PO AS_ BITC_." You can't expect much from these people. They're a danger to society and not fit to engage with the public. |