The resolution honors the life and contributions of Ms. Alberta Landra Paul, a fifth-generation Washingtonian who dedicated over four decades to public service, education, and community advocacy in the District of Columbia. Ms. Paul, an alumna of local public schools and Howard University, began her career in technology and workforce training, significantly impacting job placement for residents. She later served as a Communications Specialist at the District Department of Transportation, where she played a crucial role in infrastructure projects and securing federal funding for memorial parks.

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