The "Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Support Act of 2025" aims to address economic challenges in Washington, DC, by implementing a budget titled "Grow DC," which focuses on stimulating growth, rightsizing spending, and investing in key areas such as affordable housing, public safety, and education. The bill proposes significant funding for local businesses and cultural venues, while also introducing reforms to streamline business operations and adjust tax policies. Notably, it includes the repeal of the Parking Benefit Equivalent Program, the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act, and Initiative 82, reflecting a commitment to balancing fiscal responsibility with strategic investments to foster job creation and economic resilience.

Additionally, the bill introduces various amendments affecting employee leave policies, campaign finance regulations, and vending operations. It reduces the maximum leave for caring for a defined family member and establishes new licensing requirements for sidewalk and mobile vending. The legislation also legalizes poker and blackjack, imposing a 25% tax on gross gaming revenue, and introduces a 7.5% tax on commercial bingo operations. Furthermore, the bill outlines provisions for the redevelopment of the RFK Campus, including the construction of a new stadium, and establishes new funds to manage the associated financial activities. Overall, the act aims to enhance public services, improve educational funding, and streamline processes related to law enforcement and public safety while managing fiscal impacts effectively.