The Council of the District of Columbia has passed a ceremonial resolution to honor the life and contributions of Ms. Alberta Landra Paul, a fifth-generation Washingtonian and dedicated public servant. With over 40 years of service, Ms. Paul made significant impacts in education, community advocacy, and public infrastructure. She was educated in D.C. public schools and earned degrees in Education and Special Education. Her career included pioneering workforce training programs at Control Data Corporation and serving as a Communications Specialist at the District Department of Transportation, where she enhanced public communication and secured federal funding for memorial parks.

The resolution highlights Ms. Paul's commitment to her community, particularly in Ward 7, where her legacy continues to inspire others. Known for her mentorship, compassion, and dedication to family, Ms. Paul is remembered for her hospitality, love of gardening, and faith. The Council expresses profound respect and appreciation for her extraordinary service and will transmit the resolution to her family as a tribute to her life and work.