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Key area of federal-local collaboration in D.C. during Trump's second term?
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DC Mayor Bowser Meets Trump to Discuss Collaboration for Capital's Improvement in Second Term Amid Federal Control Concerns
Dec 31, 2024, 04:19 AM
Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser met with President-elect Donald Trump on Monday to discuss collaborative efforts aimed at improving the nation's capital during Trump's second term. The meeting, described as 'great' by Bowser, focused on areas of potential cooperation between local and federal government, including the federal workforce, underutilized federal buildings, parks and green spaces, and infrastructure. Bowser expressed optimism about finding common ground with Trump, stating that both share a goal to make Washington, D.C. the best and most beautiful city in the world, reflecting the strength of the nation. This meeting comes after Trump's campaign rhetoric where he criticized the city's leadership and suggested federal control over the district. Bowser also mentioned her hope for a successful inauguration on January 20.
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