The Council of the District of Columbia is expected to take up its second vote on the Secure D.C. Omnibus bill in March, bringing the sweeping crime legislation one step closer to law as council members seek to decrease criminal activity in the district.

A source with knowledge of the council’s proceedings confirmed to the Washington Examiner that the second and final vote for the Secure D.C. Omnibus bill is expected to be on March 5, almost one month after the council took its first vote on Feb. 6.