Be the Mayor of Washington D.C.

Washington D.C., United States · 705,000 people · Heritage City

The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and the DC Water and Sewer Authority (DC Water) manage complex federal municipal shared infrastructure, execute Anacostia River cleanup programs, modernize the WMATA Metro system, and coordinate Clean Rivers Project tunnels to eliminate combined sewage overflows.

The seat for Washington D.C. on the Board of Mayors is open. Seat #1 is yours to take.

The city

Landmark: Lincoln Memorial & US Capitol Building.

• DC Water operates the $2.7 billion Clean Rivers Project — a massive tunnel network beneath the city that captures combined stormwater and sewage overflows before they discharge into the Anacostia and Potomac rivers.
• DDOT governs an unusually complex jurisdiction, sharing road, bridge, and transit responsibilities with the National Park Service, federal agencies, and four surrounding counties across two states.

How a term works

Take office and every day brings a live situation from the city's services: a decision to make and a result that is measured. A term is scored on approval, infrastructure, environment and innovation, inside a real budget, and every mayor's work adds to Washington D.C.'s own record on the Board of Mayors. You are not alone in office: message and chat with other mayors, form a council with friends, trade with nearby cities and send aid. Cities rise together: there is no losing city.

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