Councilmember Pinto partnered with Shaw Main Streets and District Cleanups to host an Earth Day community cleanup in Shaw.

Councilmember Pinto, Chairwoman of the Committee on the Judiciary and Public Safety, held a series of public roundtables on gun violence prevention in the District to bring the community and government agencies together to develop actionable solutions.

Councilmember Pinto introduced the RECOVERY Act, a blueprint for building a vibrant, resilient, and safe DC by incentivizing mixed-use development, fostering an equitable return to the office, and increasing public safety measures.

On behalf of Ward 2 residents, Councilmember Pinto sent her budget requests to the Mayor. Throughout the budget process, Councilmember Pinto is fighting for a budget that meets Ward 2’s needs.

Councilmember Pinto hosted a panel discussion with Attorney General Karl Racine, U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves, Chief of the Metropolitan Police Department Robert J. Contee III, and Founder of the T.R.I.G.G.E.R. Project Tia Bell on efforts to improve public safety in our community, Council investments in public safety in the FY23 budget, and needed solutions moving forward. The discussion was held at Studio Theatre and also cast via livestream on Zoom.

Learn more about Councilmember Pinto's education, experience, and dedication to Ward 2 residents and the District of Columbia.