The District of Columbia Housing Authority Stabilization and Reform Emergency 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. Key amendments include changing the governing body from the Board of Commissioners to the 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 Act also repeals certain provisions related to the previous Board and introduces new sections detailing the responsibilities and reporting requirements of the Executive Director and the Board.

Additionally, the bill mandates that the Executive Director submit quarterly reports on the DCHA's progress in addressing issues identified by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, improving unit conditions, and enhancing management practices. The Stabilization and Reform Board is required to hold public meetings, ensure transparency, and engage with the City-Wide Resident Advisory Board to incorporate resident feedback into decision-making processes. The Act includes various amendments to existing laws to reflect these changes, ensuring a more accountable and effective governance structure for the DCHA.