The D.C. Mayor is the elected leader of the District of Columbia, responsible for overseeing the local government and implementing laws and policies. This position is crucial for managing city services, including public safety, education, and transportation. The Mayor also represents the district in discussions with the federal government and other jurisdictions. The Mayor of D.C. serves a four-year term and can be re-elected. The role includes appointing members to the D.C. Council and various city agencies. The Mayor's office works to address the needs of residents and improve the quality of life in the nation's capital.