Bill > CER26-0104

This resolution honors Alberta Landra Paul, a fifth-generation Washingtonian who dedicated over 40 years to public service in the District of Columbia. The resolution highlights her significant professional achievements, including her work at Control Data Corporation, where she managed computer manufacturing operations and led workforce training programs, and her nearly two-decade career at the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) as a Communications Specialist. Ms. Paul was instrumental in establishing a major utility training center, helping over 130 D.C. residents secure full-time jobs, and played a crucial role in implementing federal funding for September 11 Memorial Parks. The resolution celebrates her as a mentor, innovator, and compassionate leader who was deeply committed to her community, particularly Ward 7, and was known for her professional excellence and personal virtues. The Council of the District of Columbia officially recognizes her extraordinary service, lifelong community dedication, and transmission of the resolution to her family as an expression of profound respect and appreciation. The resolution takes effect immediately upon passage.

https://lims.dccouncil.gov/Legislation/CER26-0104