OAH is conducting certain prioritized hearings right now and these will be by telephone only. The agency will be closed to the public until further notice. Read More >>
Mayor Bowser Lifts Stay at Home Order, Urges Safety as Phase One of Reopening Begins Friday, May 29
About OAH OAH decides cases involving unemployment compensation, Medicaid and other public benefits, public space, rent control, professional and business licenses, and building, health and fire code violations, among others. |
Resource Center Our Resource Center is located at 441 Fourth Street, NW, Suite 450N. |
Downloadable Forms Our downloadable forms cover a number of standard situations for ease of filing. |
Taxi Matters Pay tickets for violations of Title 31 issued to Taxi Drivers and Companies. Request a hearing on tickets for Taxi Violations of Title 31. The Department of Motor Vehicles handles all tickets issued for violations of Title 18. Contact the Department of For-Hire Vehicles to file a complaint against Taxi Drivers or Companies.
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Agency PerformanceOAH has adopted Emergency Rules in order to modify OAH operations in response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and in accordance with the Mayor’s Declarations of public emergency and public health emergency.
