The Hygiene and Laundry Access Pilot Program Act of 2025 aims to address the pressing needs of unhoused residents in the District of Columbia by establishing a pilot program through the Department of Public Works (DPW). This program will provide grants to organizations to create and manage publicly accessible shower and laundry facilities. The bill mandates that at least four facilities be set up across the District, ensuring that one is located in each quadrant, including at least one east of the Anacostia River. The facilities must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, provide necessary hygiene supplies, and be available to the public for a minimum of twelve days each month.

The legislation outlines specific requirements for the organizations receiving grants, including the provision of adequate staffing, secure storage for personal belongings, and data collection on facility usage and user experience. Additionally, the bill allows for the rescheduling of services in case of severe weather conditions. The DPW is tasked with consulting the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services to determine suitable locations for the facilities, and a report on the pilot program's outcomes will be submitted to the Council and the Mayor upon its completion.