The District of Columbia Housing Authority Stabilization and Reform Temporary Amendment Act of 2025 aims to establish a temporary Stabilization and Reform Board to oversee the District of Columbia Housing Authority (DCHA) and implement necessary reforms to enhance its operations. The bill amends the District of Columbia Housing Authority Act of 1999 by replacing the existing Board of Commissioners with the new Stabilization and Reform Board, which will consist of nine voting members with specific expertise in housing and finance, as well as two non-voting members. The bill also outlines the appointment process for board members, stipulating that the Mayor will appoint members with the Council's advice and consent, while allowing for certain appointments to be made without Council approval.

Additionally, the bill mandates that the Executive Director of DCHA submit quarterly reports detailing progress on various reform activities, including addressing issues identified by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, expediting leasing processes, and improving the condition of housing units. The bill also emphasizes the importance of public engagement by requiring open meetings and public comment periods for the Stabilization and Reform Board. Furthermore, it includes provisions for training programs for the City-Wide Resident Advisory Board to ensure tenant participation in oversight and decision-making processes. The act is set to take effect following the Mayor's approval and will expire after 225 days.