The Georgetown University Revenue Bonds Project Emergency Approval Resolution of 2025 authorizes the issuance of up to $675 million in revenue bonds by the District of Columbia to support Georgetown University in financing various projects. These projects include refinancing existing bonds, as well as funding for the construction, renovation, and modernization of university facilities, along with working capital and associated costs. The resolution delineates the roles of key officials, including the Mayor and designated bond counsel, in managing the bond issuance and ensuring compliance with financial agreements.

The Council recognizes that the proposed projects will enhance the District's health, education, safety, and economic development, aligning with the District of Columbia Home Rule Act. The resolution grants the Mayor the authority to execute necessary actions for the bond issuance, which will be special obligations of the District without recourse to its credit or taxing power. It also outlines the responsibilities for determining bond details, includes provisions for the sale of the bonds, and establishes a public approval requirement. The authorization will expire if the bonds are not issued within three years, emphasizing the District's discretion in the issuance process.