The Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Support Act of 2025 is a comprehensive legislative package designed to support the District of Columbia's budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The bill encompasses various provisions aimed at enhancing government operations, economic development, public safety, education, and community services. Key amendments include the establishment of a centralized review process for cultural and community affairs grants, the introduction of a program to support the employment of returning citizens, and the repeal of the Commission on Fathers, Men, and Boys. The bill also modifies existing laws to clarify grant administration processes, update funding mechanisms, and enhance transparency in the Freedom of Information Act.

Significant insertions in the bill include new definitions related to information sharing with the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council and the District of Columbia Sentencing Commission, as well as the establishment of several grant programs, such as the Chinatown Long-Term Lease Grant program and the Rhode Island Avenue Support Grant program. The bill also introduces provisions for sidewalk vending regulations, commercial bingo licensing, and various educational initiatives, including increased funding for public charter school educators and special education programs. Overall, the act aims to improve operational efficiency, support economic growth, and address community needs through targeted funding and programmatic changes.