The resolution recognizes and honors Ann Chisholm for her significant contributions to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) as she prepares for her retirement in late 2026. Ms. Chisholm joined WMATA in 2006, initially leading the Community Relations Office before transitioning to the Government Relations Office, where she played a crucial role in fostering relationships between WMATA and the District government. Her dedication to ensuring safe and accessible public transit has been evident through her work during challenging times, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, and her involvement in initiatives like the Better Bus Network.

In addition to her professional achievements, Ms. Chisholm is celebrated for her personal qualities, including her style and grace. She has served on the DowntownDC BID Board of Directors since 2012 and is a devoted mother to her adult daughter, Kendra. Following her retirement, Ms. Chisholm looks forward to traveling and pursuing her interests in metalworking and jewelry making. The resolution expresses the Council's appreciation for her exemplary service and contributions to the community.