Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We won't, but people don't appreciate that DC is a city/state. We have to provide all functions of both a city and a state.
DC is like a country club compared to other cities. Our parking attendants have nicer cars than the chief of the Philadelphia police. How many Rivians does the city own? (Answer: 56). Why is the city buying cars that *start* at $73,000 a pop?
What? This cannot be real. [/quote
It’s true. DC has a fleet of Rivian trucks now. This is to meet their goal of sustainable fleet of cars and trucks. I have seen them parked in my neighborhood. Hard to believe they couldn’t find something cheaper
Anonymous wrote:Washington State has one, California may get one, seems like the progressive DC Council should not be far behind
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We won't, but people don't appreciate that DC is a city/state. We have to provide all functions of both a city and a state.
DC is like a country club compared to other cities. Our parking attendants have nicer cars than the chief of the Philadelphia police. How many Rivians does the city own? (Answer: 56). Why is the city buying cars that *start* at $73,000 a pop?
What? This cannot be real.
Of course it's real. They city owns a whole bunch of them, and wants to buy a whole bunch more. It's insane.
https://lims.dccouncil.gov/downloads/LIMS/57859/Memo/CA26-0217_Memorandum.pdf?Id=213497
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We won't, but people don't appreciate that DC is a city/state. We have to provide all functions of both a city and a state.
DC is like a country club compared to other cities. Our parking attendants have nicer cars than the chief of the Philadelphia police. How many Rivians does the city own? (Answer: 56). Why is the city buying cars that *start* at $73,000 a pop?
What? This cannot be real.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We won't, but people don't appreciate that DC is a city/state. We have to provide all functions of both a city and a state.
DC is like a country club compared to other cities. Our parking attendants have nicer cars than the chief of the Philadelphia police. How many Rivians does the city own? (Answer: 56). Why is the city buying cars that *start* at $73,000 a pop?
Anonymous wrote:Washington State has one, California may get one, seems like the progressive DC Council should not be far behind
Anonymous wrote:We won't, but people don't appreciate that DC is a city/state. We have to provide all functions of both a city and a state.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Washington State has one, California may get one, seems like the progressive DC Council should not be far behind
The DC government has to be one of the most hilariously wasteful governments in the entire country. Maybe they could just cut spending? For probably the first time ever?
For sure. I'd target duplicative agency jobs. For example, DOB has an enforcement group that is tiny compared to DLCP's. DOB's enforcement overlaps with OAG and the native jurisdiction of landlord-tenant court. Get rid of the housing code enforcement at DOB that touches upon renters. MPD is overstaffed and underworked, and, further, they are structurally setup to juke their own stats. We don't need more municipal cops per capita than every city bigger than us, especially with the 15+ other law enforcement agencies with jurisdiction in DC. I've only become "defund" due to their lazy incompetence. Case in point: they stupidly reduced crime stats before Pinto's law went into effect and claimed her law did the trick.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Washington State has one, California may get one, seems like the progressive DC Council should not be far behind
The DC government has to be one of the most hilariously wasteful governments in the entire country. Maybe they could just cut spending? For probably the first time ever?
Anonymous wrote:Washington State has one, California may get one, seems like the progressive DC Council should not be far behind