The Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Support Act of 2025 is designed to amend various laws to support the District of Columbia's budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Key provisions include clarifying the Freedom of Information Act by adding new exemptions for information related to the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council and the District of Columbia Sentencing Commission. The act also centralizes the review and approval processes for cultural and community affairs grants, ensuring effective allocation of funds. Additionally, it repeals the Commission on Fathers, Men, and Boys, modifies the Office on Ex-Offender Affairs to enhance support for returning citizens, and introduces several new grant programs aimed at economic development, public safety, and education.

The bill further establishes various special funds and modifies existing laws to improve financial management and accountability. Notable amendments include the introduction of a tax exemption for specific properties in the Reservoir District, a new grocery access pilot program, and the establishment of the Health Care and Public Benefits Ombudsman Program. The legislation also addresses funding for education, including increased per-student funding and support for early childhood education initiatives. Overall, the act aims to streamline operations, enhance service delivery, and ensure better management of public resources across multiple sectors in the District.