Adopt a Block
Records in this dataset track blocks adopted through the District of Columbia's Clean City program. Each entry details the specific street segment adopted, the organization or individual responsible for its care, and the active adoption period.
| Namebrand | Alternate Nameperson | Full Address | Wardgeographic | Objectididentifier | Shapelengeospatial | Globalididentifier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dc central | Angela J Blaine | 1200 BLOCK OF TALBERT STREET SE | 8 | 13730 | 0 | {6B69D4CA-A379-4076-9237-B9DC59D066B9} |
| Dc central | Loyalty Brown | 2300 - 2329 BLOCK OF ELVANS ROAD SE | 8 | 13728 | 0 | {EC07ED40-6055-4743-B496-7D2E78EB7261} |
| Buzy With B | Buzy With B | 4500 4599 BLOCK OF 6TH STREET SE | 8 | 13727 | 0 | {0AC9DE36-3C18-4B15-8BC0-3C5A461BE2A4} |
Verifying Community Presence for Small Business KYB
A fintech lender evaluating a small business loan application cross-references whether the applicant organization appears in civic participation programs to corroborate that the business has an established, active presence in the community it claims to serve.
Mapping Corporate Civic Footprint for Sales Prospecting
A B2B sales team targeting organizations with demonstrated local investment uses adoption records to identify businesses that have committed to neighborhood stewardship, signaling operational stability and community ties that correlate with longer-term vendor relationships.
Detecting Identity Inconsistencies in Fraud Screening
A compliance analyst investigating a business entity flags discrepancies when the organization name on a government civic record does not match the legal name or address on file in other registration databases, suggesting possible misrepresentation or identity confusion.



















