City Government in Washington, District Of Columbia

Child & Family Services Agency, Washington

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DC Mayors Office on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs, Washington

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La Maison Française at the Embassy of France, Washington

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The Embassy of France in Georgetown serves as the diplomatic and cultural hub of France in Washington, D.C. The embassy building sits across from the Georgetown University Hospital.

Embassy staff aid both French and American citizens with documents needed for working and living in the U.S. and France respectively. The Maison Francaise also hosts cultural events and activities that showcase the rich history and traditions of the French.

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Landlord Tenant Court, Washington

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Embassy of Sweden, Washington

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The Embassy of Sweden offers assistance to Swedes living in America and to Americans interested in travel or work in Sweden. Among the largest Swiss embassies in the world, the DC embassy serves as the link between the Swedish and American governments. Sweden was one of the first countries to recognize the US as an independent nation. The Embassy of Sweden resides in a large structure, the House of Sweden, at 2900 K Street; it was designed by Wingardh Architects and opened in 2006. The embassy has direct access to the Georgetown waterfront. The building also includes additional office space, apartments and a conference center.

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Department of Health, Washington

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Thailand Embassy, Washington

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The Embassy of Thailand in Georgetown offers consular and visa services.

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Office Of Unified Communications, Washington

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Employment Services, Washington

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District of Columbia Courts, Washington

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The Office of the Clerk of the Court of Appeals contains five divisions or units that include the immediate office of the clerk, public office, office on admissions and unauthorized practice, case management division and administrative division. The clerks office receives all filings and maintains the dockets and files pertaining to all cases filed in the court. The office also processes applications for admission to the bar of the court with or without examination, such as administering the bar examination, arranging the scheduling of cases for argument or submission without argument, coordinating the issuance of opinions and other decisional orders and judgments, processing petitions for rehearing by the court, coordinating the appointment of and payment to attorneys, and managing the budget and facilities. The Office of the Clerk of the Court of Appeals is located in Washington, D.C.

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Public Defender Service, Washington

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The Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia provides and promotes legal representation to indigent adults and children facing a loss of liberty in the District of Columbia. The organization is intent on providing its services in order to protect society s interest in the fair administration of justice. Beginning in 1960 as the Legal Aid Agency, the agency was expanded and the name was changed to the Public Defender Service in 1970. PDS is a federally funded, independent agency of the District of Columbia that is governed by an 11-member Board of Trustees. One asset of the Public Defender Service is its diverse group of more than 300 alumni who practice law, teach in law schools, serve as judges and work in a wide variety of jobs in the District of Columbia and across the country.

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Council District Of Columbia, Washington

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The Council of the District of Columbia is the legislative branch of the district government. The council approves the districts annual budget and financial plan and sets the revenue required to fund the budget. It oversees the programs and operations of government agencies, determines land use and appoints members to certain boards and commissions. In addition, council committees issue analytical reports on the effectiveness of government operations and make recommendations for reform. The council is composed of 13 members with one representative elected from each of the eight wards and five members, including the chairman, elected at large. Members conduct their work through standing committees and special committees established as needed.

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Washington DC Office-Planning

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A part of Washington, D.C., Office of Planning offers a range of planning services to various district and government departments and agencies. It works with a range of developers, institutions and the community members. The office maintains a geographic information system group that provides demographic and spatial analysis, develops specialized GIS tools and creates maps for planners, consultants, and other district and government agencies. Office of Planning s development review division assesses various plans and offers planning reports. It maintains a historic preservation office that develops a series of brochures on citys historic districts and offers training and educational sessions for individuals. Office of Planning is located in Washington, D.C.

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Chief Technology Office, Washington

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The Office of the Chief Technology Officer, also known as OCTO is a central information technology and telecommunications agency in the District of Columbia. It develops, implements and maintains the district s information technology and telecommunications infrastructure. The office also develops and implements citywide applications. It establishes and oversees information technology enterprise architecture and website standards for the district. The office advises district agencies on technology solutions to improve services for businesses, residents and visitors. The Office of the Chief Technology Officer additionally provides data management and geographic information system installation services. The Office of the Chief Technology Officer is located in Washington, D.C.

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DC Human Resources, Washington

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The DC Office of Personnel provides services that enable the government to attract, develop and retain a diverse workforce. The office of the director provides leadership, strategic planning, direction, legal services, executive recruitment and support for the DCOP. The business process reengineering and information technology division champions change initiatives throughout DCOP, analyzes and helps to streamline business processes and oversees the development of a modern IT infrastructure. Management and employee services provides workforce planning, recruitment, selection, position classification, employee relations, employee performance and discipline, organizational design, employee benefits, records management, and career advice and counseling to management, employees and external customers. Policy and program development formulates and oversees policies and procedures related to human resources management. Shared services provides administrative services, budget and financial management, risk management, facilities management, fleet management, mail management, procurement services, human resources management, special events planning and communications. The DC Office of Personnel is located in Washington, D.C.

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Embassy of Ukraine, Washington

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The Embassy of Ukraine in Washington, D.C., is on M Street in the historic Forrest-Marbury House. Diplomatic relations between the United States and Ukraine were established in January 1992; the historic building was purchased December 1992. The embassy aids Ukrainian and U.S. citizens alike through its consular services, which include assistance with visas, citizenship and tourism.

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DC Lottery and Charitable Games Control Board, Washington

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The District of Columbia Lottery & Charitable Games Control Board establishes a range of rules and regulations for lotteries in the District of Columbia. The board publishes daily winning numbers and jackpot information for various games. The District of Columbia Lottery & Charitable Games Control Board is a part of the District of Columbia, which operates through human resources, police, and parks and recreation departments. The district also operates transportation, health, and fire and emergency medical services departments. In addition, it maintains consumer and regulatory affairs, motor vehicles, and contracting and procurement departments. The district s police department offers law enforcement services. Its fire and emergency medical services department provides various fire safety programs and services.

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