Legislative Updates

The PBCCA Bylaws Subcommittee has been busy during the COVID-19 pandemic finalizing a draft copy of the PBCCA Bylaws to send out to the community.

As of August 24, 2020, DRAFT versions of the following documents are ready for the community to review and comment.

• PBCCA Updated Bylaws & Election Timeline
• Draft Updated PBCCA Bylaws (clean copy)
• Draft Updated PBCCA Bylaws (annotated copy)
• Draft Updated PBCCA Articles of Incorporation 

Copies of all documents were sent to members of the Penn-Branch-dc google groups listserv:

[email protected]

If you are a current member of the PBCCA and did not receive your copies, please send an e-mail to [email protected] to request copies be emailed to you.

We appreciate your patience while the Bylaws Sub-committee handled this very important matter for the membership body.

PBCCA Bylaws Subcommittee

Members,

At the PBCCA General Body Meeting held on March 10, 2020, the Legislative Committee’s ad hoc By-Laws Subcommittee made recommendations for updating the Penn Branch Citizens Civic Association (PBCCA) Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws.

Click here to download the Proposed changes to the By-Laws.

Click here to download the Proposed Timeline for updating the By-Laws.

Click here to download a copy of the current PBCCA By-Laws, dated January 23, 2009.

The Subcommittee recommendations will be VOTED on at the next PBCCA General Body Meeting currently scheduled for April 14, 2020. (Given the current situation and DC State of Emergency surrounding COVID-19, this date may change. Stay tuned for future updates.)

Please review these documents and submit your questions, concerns, or updates to the By-Laws Subcommitte at [email protected].

Thank you.

The PBCCA Board

DC Raises Taxes
on Retired Military,
Teachers, Others…

Support us by emailing your council
member today!

Nearly 40,000 retired military veterans,
postal workers, firefighters, police officers,
teachers and other federal and DC civil servants just lost
a tax benefit that DC repealed without notice.
The Pension Benefit Exclusion—a law in force for 57
years—allowed retired public servants to exclude $3000
from income when calculating their local taxes. The DC
Council repealed the exclusion without notice, surprising
many seniors when they filed their 2015 returns.

Support the effort by emailing your council member today!

For more information contact Sylvester Bush at Sylvester
202.Five Seven Five-1004 or email: [email protected]

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/may/26/deborah-simmons-dc-raises-taxes-on-military-teache/