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PR26-0616 • 2025

Public Employee Relations Board Lee Clark Confirmation Resolution of 2026

Public Employee Relations Board Lee Clark Confirmation Resolution of 2026

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at the request of the Mayor
Last action
2026-04-03
Official status
Under Council Review
Effective date
Not listed

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The official source material does not include specific details about the qualifications or experience of Lee Clark, other than mentioning his legal background and roles in labor relations. The candidate explanation includes more detailed information which is not supported by the provided official source.

Confirmation of Lee Clark to Public Employee Relations Board

This resolution confirms the appointment of Lee Clark as a public member on the Public Employee Relations Board for an unexpired term ending December 12, 2028.

What This Bill Does

  • Confirms Lee Clark's nomination by the Mayor to be a public member of the Public Employee Relations Board (PERB).
  • Fills a vacant seat previously held by Ann Hoffman until the end of the unexpired term on December 12, 2028.
  • Requires the Council to send a copy of this resolution to Lee Clark and the Mayor's Office after it is adopted.

Who It Names or Affects

  • Lee Clark
  • The Public Employee Relations Board (PERB)
  • The District of Columbia government

Terms To Know

Public Member
A member appointed by the Mayor to serve on a board or commission.
Unexpired Term
A remaining period of time for which an official position is valid, but has not yet ended.

Limits and Unknowns

  • The resolution does not specify what happens if the Council fails to act on this nomination before July 9, 2026.
  • It does not provide details about Lee Clark's qualifications or experience beyond his legal background and roles in labor relations.

Bill History

  1. 2026-04-03 Council of the District of Columbia LIMS

    Notice of Intent to Act on PR26-0616 Published in the District of Columbia Register

  2. 2026-03-31 Council of the District of Columbia LIMS

    Referred to Committee on Executive Administration and Labor

  3. 2026-03-26 Council of the District of Columbia LIMS

    PR26-0616 Introduced by Chairman Mendelson at Office of the Secretary

Official Summary Text

Public Employee Relations Board Lee Clark Confirmation Resolution of 2026

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MURIELBOWSERMAYOR
March 26,2026
The Honorable Phil Mendelson
Chairman
CounciloftheDistrictofColumbiaJohnA.WilsonBuilding1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite504
Washington, DC 20004
Dear Chairman Mendelson:
In accordancewith section2 of theConfirmationAct of 1978, effectiveMarch 3, 1979 (D.C. Law 2-
142; D.C. OfficialCode § 1-523.01),and pursuant to section 501 of the Districtof Columbia
ComprehensiveMeritPersonnelActof1978,effectiveMarch3,1979(D.C.Law2-139;D.C.OfficialCode§1-605.01),Iampleasedtonominatethefollowingindividual:
Mr.LeeClark
MStreet,SWWashington,DC20024
(Ward6)
forappointmentasapublicmemberofthePublicEmployeeRelationsBoard,fillingavacantseatformerlyheldbyAnnHoffman,fortheremainderofan unexpiredtermtoendDecember12,2028.
Enclosed,youwillfindbiographicalinformationdetailingtheexperienceoftheabove-mentionednominee,togetherwithaproposedresolutiontoassisttheCouncilduringtheconfirmationprocess.
Iwould appreciatetheCouncil’searliestconsiderationofthis nominationforconfirmation.Please
do nothesitatetocontactme, or StevenWalker,Director,Mayor'sOfficeof Talentand
Appointments,shouldtheCouncilrequireadditionalinformation.
Sincerely, M
Mayor
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at the request of the Mayor
A PROPOSED RESOLUTION
IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
To confirm the appointment of Lee Clark to the Public Employee Relations Board.
RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this
resolution may be cited as the "Public Employee Relations Board Lee Clark Confirmation
Resolution of2026".
Sec. 2. The Council of the District of Columbia confirms the appointment of:
Lee Clark
M Street, SW
Washington, DC 20024
(Ward 6)
as a public member of the Public Employee Relations Board, established by section 501 of the
District of Columbia Comprehensive Merit Personnel Act of 1978, effective March 3, 1979
(D.C. Law 2-139; D.C. Official Code§ 1-605.01), filling a vacant seat formerly held by Ann
Hoffman, for the remainder of an unexpired term to end December 12, 2028.
Sec. 3. The Council of the District of Columbia shall transmit a copy of this resolution,
upon its adoption, to the nominee and to the Office of the Mayor .
Sec. 4. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
LEE ‘LARK, ESt
(SER a Na I ASF ST)
Sa Ee

LEGAL EXPERIENCE
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITYOFFICE,Washington,DCSeniorAttorney,April26,2010-Present
AsaSeniorAttorney,Iprovidein-houselegalsupporttotheagency,givingadviceandassistancetomanagementonawiderangeofhumancapitalinitiatives,personnel,labor-management,andEEO-relatedmatters.Irepresentmanagementinadministrativehearingsandcourtlitigation,
handlesubpoenasanddocumentrequestsserveduponGAO,provideassistanceonprocurementandappropriationissues,andworkonothermanagementmatterstoensuretheeffectivefunctioningoftheagency.My primaryresponsibilitiesareinlabor-managementrelations.Iparticipatedintheagency'snegotiationsforitsinauguralcollectivebargainingagreementbyservingascounselforthemanagementbargainingteam.WhennegotiationsconcludedIreviewed
negotiatedlanguageforlegalsufficiency.SpecialGAO Awards:IreceivedtheGeneralCounsel’sAwardin2012formy roleascounseltoGAO’sbargainingteam,andagainin2022fortheassistanceIprovidedtothelabormanagementrelationsoffice.

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD, Washington,DC
ChiefofLaborRelationsSection,December26,2007~ April25,2010
Servedastheagency’sLaborOfficerandsubjectmatterexpertonFederalSectorlaborlaw,
advisingtheChairman,BoardMembers,andtheGeneralCounselonavarietyofcomplexandsensitivelaborrelationsissues.Developstrategiesforagencymanagementonhowtoimprovetheeffectivenessoftheagency’slabor-managementrelationsprogram,forconsiderationbysenioragencyofficials.ParticipateinproceedingsbeforetheFederalLaborRelationsAuthority,theFederalServicesImpassesPanel,andmediationsconductedbytheFederalMediationand
ConciliationServiceastheagencyrepresentative.AdministeredfourCollectiveBargainingagreementsincludingrespondingtogrievancesandadvisingmanagementonenteringintosettlementagreementswhenappropriate.ServeasChiefNegotiatorwiththeUnions,whichincludesthedevelopmentofnegotiationstrategy,thedevelopmentanddraftingtheAgency's
proposals.SupervisetheLaborRelationsSection,assigningwork,planninganddirectingtheactivitiesofthesectionensuringthatdeadlinesaremet,internalandexternalcustomersareservedorrespondedtoinatimelymanner;andevaluateemployeeperformance.IntheabsenceoftheDirectoroftheHumanResourcesBranchservedasActingDirectoroftheBranch.

UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, Washington,DC
Attorney— AdvisorNovember29,2004— December21,2007

IservedasanadvisortoEPAseniormanagementonallaspectsoflaborandemployeerelations,whichentailed,providinglegalanalysisonmattersrelatedtolaws,regulations,policiesand
provisionsofthevariouscollectivebargainingagreementsbetweentheEPAanditsunions.IservedasActingDirectorofLaborRelations,intheabsenceoftheDirector.Iwasthechief(orfortheagencyonnationalandlocalissues.Thisrequiredthedevelopmentofionstrategy,draftingmanagement'sproposals,andassessmentofunionproposals.
Travelednationally(whennecessary)tonegotiateagreements.IensuredproperadministrationofcollectivebargainingagreementsandadvisedRegionalLaborRelationsOfficersonmattersoflawandpolicy.Providedguidancetomanagementonemployeeconductanddisciplinemattersincludingdraftingofproposalsandfinaldecisions.Servedasthespokespersonformanagementinconferenceswithunion(s).RepresentedtheEPAbeforetheFederalLaborRelations
Authority,FederalServicesImpassesPanel,FederalMediationandConciliationService,andallphasesoftheAgency’sgrievanceproceduresincludingarbitration.SpecialEPAAwardsAugust2007OfficeofHumanResourcesAwardforsettlementofDFASandeOPFUnionNegotiations;BronzeMedalforCommendableService;“S”awardforSuperiorEffortsfor
theOfficeoftheAdministrator.

DISTRICTOF COLUMBIA WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY, Washington,DC
LaborRelationsSpecialist,July2001—October,2004
PerformedfullrangeoflaborrelationsfortheAgencyincluding:Trainingseniormanagementpersonnelontheprovisionsandproperadministrationofthecollectivebargainingagreement.
Draftingexecutiveresponsesandrepresentingmanagementongrievances,unfairlaborpracticecomplaintsfiledwiththeDistrictofColumbiaPublicEmployeeRelationsBoard,andPetitionsfiledwiththeDistrictofColumbiaOfficeofEmployeeAppeals,frominceptionthroughhearingorsettlement,Conductfactualinvestigationandlegalresearchrelatedtoassignedcases.Preparationofallpleadingsandorbriefsrelatedtoassignedcases.AdvisedAuthoritymanagers
onissuesoflawandtheapplicationofprovisionsofcollectivebargainingagreement,negotiatedanddraftedsettlementagreements,andengagedinimpactandimplementationnegotiationsasneeded.Advisedmanagersonconductanddisciplinarymattersdraftedallemployeedisciplinememoranda.Developedproposalsforcollectivebargainingnegotiations.Also,draftingresponses
tocomplaintsfiledbyemployeeswiththeUnitedStatesEqualEmploymentOpportunityCommission,andtheDistrictofColumbiaOfficeofHumanRights.

DISTRICTOF COLUMBIA
OFFICE OF LABOR RELATIONS AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, Washington,DC
LaborRelationsSpecialist,June,2000— June,2001
PerformedlaborlitigationforagenciesunderthejurisdictionoftheMayoroftheDistrictofColumbia,dutiesincluded:Representingmanagementonunfairlaborpracticecomplaintsfrominceptionthroughhearingorsettlement,Conductfactualinvestigationandlegalresearchrelatedtoassignedcases.Preparationofallpleadingsandorbriefsrelatedtoassignedcases.Preparationofsupportingdocumentationforassignedcases,preppingwitnessesforhearing;andpresentingmanagement'scaseduringhearings,providedadvicetoagencypersonnelonissuesoflawandtheapplicationofprovisionsofcollectivebargainingagreements.Negotiatedanddraftedsettlement

LEEW. CLARK,ESQ. 2
agreementsincaseswheresettlementisinthebestinterestoftheagency,andpreparedmemorandaattherequestoftheDirectorand/orexecutiveteam.
DOCTORS COUNCIL, New York,New York
‘Counsel,November,1995— March,2000
NegotiatedcollectivebargainingagreementsinthepublicandprivatesectorsandservedasAdministratoroffiveseparatecollectivebargainingagreements,handledinvestigationandfiling
ofgrievancesandpresentationathearings.Developedarbitrationstrategywithoutsidecounselandpreparedwitnessesforarbitration.Draftedsettlementagreementsandcontractlanguageforcollectivebargainingagreements,conductedresearchattherequestofthePresidentandtheExecutiveDirectorrelatedtoHealthMaintenanceOrganizationsandvariousstatutesthataffect
thehealthcareindustryand/orissuesthatimpacttheUnion’scollectivebargainingagreements.
ST.JOHN’SUNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF LAW,Jamaica,NewYorkIntern,St.VincentDePaulLegalClinicfortheElderly,September1994-May1995
Representedclientsinconsumerfraud,domesticrelations,andcreditordebtormatters,Conductedinitialconsultationsandfollow-upwithclients.Investigatedfactsandconductedresearch,relevanttotheassignedcases.Preparedwrittenmemorandaforthesupervisingattomey,communicatedwithopposingcounselandappropriategovernmentalagenciesonbehalfofclients.Negotiatedanddraftedsettlementagreements.

NATIONALLABOR RELATIONSBOARD,REGION2,NewYorkNewYorkBoardAgent,June-August1994
InvestigatedallegedunfairlaborpracticeviolationsoftheNationalLaborRelationsAct(as
amended)andfiledbyemployers,unionsandindividuals.Also,preparedreportsandaffidavitsofchargingparties,respondentparties/corroboratingwitnesses,presentedcasestotheRegionalDirectoratagendameetingsrecommendingwhethertheLaborBoardshoulddismisschargesorfileacomplaintagainstthepartywhoallegedlyviolatedthelaw.
RELATED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, New York,New York
AidetotheHonorableWendellFoster,SixteenthCouncil-manicDistrict,Bronx
DirectorofLegislativeAffairs:November1990-June1992
ide:November 1989 -November 1990

DraftedresolutionsandlocallawsintroducedtotheCounciloftheCityofNewYork.TestifiedbeforeCouncilcommitteesinsupportoflegislationintroducedbytheCouncilman,addressedtheneedsandrespondedtoinquiriesofconstituents.Contributedarticlestonewslettersandwrotepressreleases,representedCouncilmanFosteratregularmeetingsandspecialevents.

EDUCATION
ST.JOHN’S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW, JamaicaNew York
LEEW. CLARK,ESQ. 3
JurisDoctorateConferred,May 1995
Honors& Awards:C.BainbridgeSmithScholarship,1995
St.VincentDePaulLegalProgram,Inc.,ElderLawClinicAward,1995
Publications: “RecentDevelopmentsinEnvironmentalLaw:NaturalResourcesDefense
Council,Inc.et.al.,v.TheNew YorkCityDepartmentofSanitation.,et.
al.”New YorkStateBarAssociationEnvironmentalLawSectionJournal,
November,1994,
SpecialElectives:LaborLaw,AdvancedLaborLaw,EmploymentLaw,EmploymentDiscrimination,EmployeePensionsandBenefitsandLaborArbitration
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE, AtlantaGeorgia
BachelorofArtsDegreeinPoliticalScience,December1988
LICENSES AND BAR ADMISSIONS
AdmittedtopracticeinNewYorkStateandConnecticut;EligibleforimmediateD.C.admissiononreciprocity
REFERENCES FURNISHED UPON REQUEST
LEEW. CLARK,ESQ. 4
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olExecutiveOfficeoftheMayor—Mayor’sOfficeofTalentandAppointments
JohnA.WilsonBuilding|1350PennsylvaniaAvenue,Suite600|Washington,DC 20004
LeeClark
J]Mr.LeeW.ClarkisaSeniorAttorneyattheUnitedStatesGovernmentAccountabilityOffice(GAO),whereheservesastheAgency’sexpertinfederalsectorlaborlaw.PriortohispositionwithGAO,Mr.Clarkserved
astheLaborRelationsOfficerattheNationalLaborRelationsBoard(NLRB).PriortohisworkingwiththeNLRB,hewaswiththeUnitedStatesEnvironmentalProtectionAgency(“EPA”)servingasanAttorneyAdvisorandActingTeamLeaderforLaborRelations.
Pes WhileattheEPA,Mr.Clarkrepresentedtheagencynationally,serving
xy asa LeadAdvocateatthirdpartyhearingsandasa ChiefNegotiator.Mr.
ClarkhassuccessfullylednegotiationsforseveraloftheEPA’smajorinitiatives,includingtheEPA’smigrationtotheDefenseFinanceAccountingSystemforitspayroll,itsnewperformancemanagementsystem,andtheAgency’schangeoverfrompaperOfficialPersonnelFolderstoelectronicOfficialPersonnelFolders.He
hasreceivedseveralawardsforhiseffortsincludingin2005and2006the“S”awardforSuperioreffortsonbehalfoftheEPA’sOfficeoftheAdministrator.In2007,hereceivedaBronzeMedalforexemplaryservice.
Priortohisfederalservice,Mr.ClarkworkedfortheDistrictofColumbiaOfficeofLaborRelationsandCollectiveBargaining(OLRCB)andtheDistrictofColumbiaWaterandSewer
Authority(WASA).AttheOLRCB,heservedasaleadmanagementrepresentativeatthirdpartyhearingsbeforethePublicEmployeeRelationsBoard(PERB).AtWASA,hewastheAgency’sleadadvocateforarbitrations,mattersbeforethePERB,andtheOfficeofEmployeeAppeals.HislitigationabilitiesallowedWASA toreduceitsrelianceonoutsidecounselbymorethanfiftypercentinhisfirstyearofemployment.Mr.ClarkstartedhiscareerinNewYorkwiththeDoctors
Councilin1995.
A Ward6 resident,Mr.ClarkearnedhisBachelorofArtsinPoliticalSciencefromMorehouse
CollegeandhisJurisDoctorfromSt.John’sUniversity.
GOVERNMENTOF THE DISTRICTOFCOLUMBIA
ExecutiveOfficeofMayorMurielBowser
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Legalsufficiencyreviewofa resolutionappointingLeeClarkasamemberofthePublicEmployeeRelationsBoard
This isto Certifythatthisofficehasreviewedtheabove-referencedresolutionand
foundittobelegallyunobjectionable.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsinthisregard,pleasedonothesitatetocallMichael Porcello,Deputy General Counsel,ExecutiveOfficeof theMayor, at
202-727-0872, or me at202-724-7681.
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