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releasesafeties t1_j68t11j wrote

I'm on the board of our HOA too and we had pretty much the exact same issue. When the contact was up, we terminated the previous hauler (Tenleytown) and switched to a new one (Republic Services). Service seems to be better and they definitely separate trash and recycle, at least at our property.

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releasesafeties t1_j65t916 wrote

No one injured, minus one individual who was hurt trying to run from the area. The report will likely be for "sounds of gunshots" which is MPD's non-criminal classification for gunfire incidents that don't result in injury or damage to property.

EDIT: The report was actually classified as 'unlawful discharge' and 'destruction of property'

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releasesafeties t1_j65sybz wrote

MPD is expecting the worst, considering they've canceled our days off and put us all on 12 hour shifts. Obviously that's mostly just in case things get out of hand.

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releasesafeties t1_j25v0y7 wrote

You're correct that in DC, handicap spots are noted with the red-capped parking meters. Admit with explanation, plead that you're an out-of-towner and didn't see any other sign or marking indicating it was a handicap spot, and maybe the hearing examiner will have mercy on you and reduce the fine. If you straight-up contest it, you'll lose and will definitely be paying the $250. With AwE, at least there's a chance.

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