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In her seven-page order Tuesday, Bowser (D) said while officials still hope the House will pass the D.C. budget fix later this month, the city could no longer wait to plan for the possibility of drastic cuts or hold up its 2026 budget process.
"Given the magnitude of the current budget shortfall caused by Congress," Bowser said " and the fact that D.C. would have to confront the $1.1. billion impact to its 2025 budget before moving onto the 2026 budget, she added " "extraordinary actions must be taken now."