The Peace DC Omnibus Temporary Amendment Act of 2025 aims to make several amendments to existing laws regarding public conduct, police training, and pretrial detention in the District of Columbia. Key provisions include the adjudication of fare evasion citations under the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs Civil Infractions Act of 1985, allowing Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) applicants to count certain training credits towards their educational requirements, and clarifying warrantless arrest authority for the MPD. Additionally, the bill creates exceptions to the rebuttable presumption for pretrial detention in cases of robbery without physical injury and second-degree burglary, and it clarifies the eligibility for automatic sealing of offenses.

The bill also includes specific amendments to the District of Columbia Official Code, such as updating the language regarding theft offenses and the adjudication process for violations of public conduct on passenger vehicles. Notably, it repeals certain provisions of the Secure DC Omnibus Amendment Act of 2024, including the sunset date for pretrial detention provisions. The act is set to take effect after approval by the Mayor and a congressional review period, with a temporary expiration after 225 days.