Bill > CER26-0101

This resolution recognizes Gerard Brown for his 25 years of dedicated public service to the District of Columbia, highlighting his work as a code and rodent inspector with the Department of Public Works and District of Columbia Health. The resolution notes Brown's professional background, including his graduate education from Purdue University's Center for Urban and Industrial Pest Management, and his strategic partnerships with organizations like the Environmental Protection Agency and Beyond Pesticides, which led to the establishment of Washington, D.C.'s first Rodent and Vector Control Academy. The Council formally acknowledges Brown's significant contributions to community health and quality of life, recognizing his achievements, including receiving the prestigious Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Award for Distinguished District of Columbia Government Employees. The resolution officially commends Brown for his outstanding service in protecting communities, strengthening neighborhoods, and improving residents' daily lives, and takes effect immediately upon passage.

https://lims.dccouncil.gov/Legislation/CER26-0101