(Washington, DC) – On September 11, 2026, at 11 AM, Mayor Muriel Bowser, alongside the Council of the District of Columbia, will host a significant commemoration and memorial ceremony to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. This solemn event will take place at DC Fire and EMS – Engine 16, located at 1018 13th Street NW, near the McPherson Square Metro Station.
The ceremony aims to honor the lives lost, including District residents, DC Public Schools teachers and students, and members of the National Geographic Society. Mayor Bowser and other District leaders will pay tribute to the bravery of first responders who served on that fateful day and continue to protect the community. Notably, members of the Council will present a resolution recognizing the critical role that first responders play in safeguarding the residents and visitors of Washington, DC.
Among those scheduled to attend are former Mayor Anthony Williams, Lindsey Appiah, Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice, John A. Donnelly, Sr., Fire and EMS Chief, and Kim Jackson, Interim Chancellor of DC Public Schools. The event underscores the city’s commitment to remembering the past while acknowledging the ongoing dedication of public safety officials.
Press members interested in covering the event should RSVP via the provided email. Additionally, the DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music, and Entertainment will broadcast the ceremony live, allowing residents to participate virtually through various platforms, including the Mayor’s official website and social media channels.
This commemoration serves as a poignant reminder of the impact of the September 11 attacks on Washington, DC, and the nation as a whole, emphasizing the resilience and unity of the community in the face of adversity.
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