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Wednesday, January 13, 2021
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§ Requested that the President declare a pre-Emergency Declaration for the District of Columbia
§ Requested that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) extend the National Special Security
Event period
§ Asked DHS to coordinate with the Department of Defense and the Department of Justice (DOJ), the
United States Congress, and the United States Supreme Court to establish a security and federal
force deployment plan for all federal property
§ Asked the Acting Attorney General at the DOJ to direct the FBI to provide an intelligence and
threat briefing on a daily basis during the period of January 11 – 24, 2021 to DC HSEMA and MPD
and all law enforcement entities operating in the District of Columbia
§ Requested that the Secretary of the Department of Interior cancel any and all Public Gathering
Permits in the District of Columbia and deny any applications for Public Gathering Permits during
the period of January 11 – 24, 2021
Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 13, 2021
3 ADVISORY
During the pause in
Phase Two activities,
please avoid the
Central Business District
in downtown DC. Only
those with essential work
should travel downtown.
Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 13, 2021
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On Tuesday, January 12, visible/physical
preparation for the 59th Presidential
Inauguration continued.
This was the beginning of the installation
of the inauguration perimeter around the
White House, the Mall, the Capitol and
parts of downtown.
Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 13, 2021
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Individuals entering the perimeter may be subject to
screening and asked what their essential purpose
within the inauguration perimeter is.
If you need to be within the inauguration perimeter,
be prepared to provide proof of your reason.
This is similar to previous inaugurations — except the
inauguration perimeter will be established and
operational for several days.
Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 13, 2021
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Beginning at 6:00 a.m. on Friday, January 15, all
parking garages in restricted zones will be blocked off.
Any vehicle still in a garage or loading zone in these zones at 6:00 a.m. on
Friday must remain there until after the Inauguration. Businesses that need
to receive deliveries will be advised of an off-site screening facility.
Residents and businesses between 19th to 14th Streets NW and K Street to
Constitution Avenue are already being advised of restrictions beginning
Thursday morning. More information about additional closures and
restricted zones forthcoming. Source: United States Secret Service
Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 13, 2021
8 Source: insider.com Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 13, 2021
Inauguration.dc.gov
VACCINE UPDATES
11 YOU MUST HAVE AN APPOINTMENT TO GET THE VACCINE.
To reduce crowds and minimize exposure
to the virus, do NOT go to a vaccination
site without an appointment.
We are making appointments available
as the District receives doses from the
federal government.
Go to vaccinate.dc.gov to register to receive an alert from
DC Health when more appointments become available.12 In Washington, DC, we nearly doubled our vaccine burn rate
last week from the week before.
Because of high demand as well as DC
Health’s success in getting the vaccine out to
those who are eligible, the District is calling
on Operation Warp Speed to increase DC’s
vaccine allotment.You can also read
