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This bill aims to designate a specific section of H Street Northwest in Washington, D.C. (between Connecticut Avenue and Vermont Avenue) as "Charlie Kirk Patriot Way". The legislation requires that all future legal documents, maps, regulations, and other records referring to this street segment will use the new name. Additionally, the bill mandates that the District of Columbia install four street signs displaying the new name: one at the intersection with Connecticut Avenue, two at the intersections with 16th Street Northwest (covering two different blocks), and one at the intersection with Vermont Avenue. These signs must be similar in design and size to standard District of Columbia street signs. By renaming this street segment, the bill appears to be honoring Charlie Kirk, who is presumably a public figure or someone of significance to the bill's sponsors.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/2998/all-info