D.C. is expanding its summer youth curfew after city officials raised concerns about an increase in large groups of rowdy juveniles hanging out late into the night, sometimes causing disturbances or violence.

The D.C. Council took on multiple pieces of public safety legislation at their Tuesday meeting. They unanimously passed Peace D.C.--council member Brooke Pinto’s plan to recruit and retain officers and bolster violence interruption programs.

In response to recent teen-related disturbances in several neighborhoods, the D.C. Council on Tuesday unanimously approved an expanded juvenile curfew and a number of other public safety measures.