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 human support services. Key amendments include clarifying the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council's access to information under the Freedom of Information Act, repealing the Commission on Fathers, Men, and Boys Establishment Act of 2014, and modifying the Office on Ex-Offender Affairs to expand its authority. The legislation also emphasizes community partnerships and the provision of services to residents, reflecting a holistic approach to addressing social and economic needs.

Additionally, the bill introduces several amendments to existing laws, such as the establishment of the Surplus Property Sales Fund Amendment Act of 2025, which outlines the use of funds for operational costs, and the Recreational Facilities Assessment Amendment Act, mandating annual surveys of recreational facilities. It also includes provisions for funding local theaters, supporting small businesses, and revitalizing neighborhoods through targeted grants. Notably, the bill modifies the Uniform Per Student Funding Formula for public schools, increases funding for at-risk students, and enhances youth workforce development programs. Overall, the bill aims to improve operational efficiency, support community services, and enhance educational outcomes within the District.