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District of Columbia Civil Infractions Program Press Conference

 
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THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON. D.C. 20004 MARION BARRY. JR. mayor REMARKS MARION RARRY, JR., MAYOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIVIL INFRACTIONS PROGRAM PRESS CONFEREMCE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS 613 G STREET N.W. , ROOM 716 10:00 n.m. OCTOBER 1A, 1987 GOOD MORNING LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: I AM HERE TODAY TO ANNOUNCE THE OFFICIAL START OF THE CIVIL INFRACTIONS PROGRAM AS ADMINISTERED UNDER THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS (DCRA) . IT IS PART OF THE SECOND PHASE OF CONSUMER AND REGULATORY CENTRALIZATION. THE FIRST PHASE WAS THE ORGANIZATION OF DCRA, WITH THE ONE-STOP BUSINESS AND PERMIT CENTER AS THE CENTER PIECE. WE HAVE GROWN AND EXPANDED TO INCLUDE THE OFFICE OF CIVIL INFRACTIONS AND THE OFFICE OF ADJUDICATION. IN 1983, I PROPOSED A REORGANIZATION, WHICH THE COUNCIL APPROVED, TO BRING MANY OF THE LICENSING, REGULATORY AND CONSUMER PROTECTION FUNCTIONS INTO A SINGLE AGENCY — THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS (DCRA). AS A RESULT, SERVICES TO CITIZENS AND BUSINESSES NEEDING PERMITS, INSPECTIONS, AND CONSUMER INFORMATION WERE CONSOLIDATED AND STREAMLINED; AND, THE OLD PRACTICE OF TRAVELING TO SEVERAL DIFFERENT LOCATIONS FOR PERMITS AND LICENSE APPROVALS WAS BROUGHT TO AN END.
Title
District of Columbia Civil Infractions Program Press Conference
Date
October 14 1987
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