The Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Support Emergency Act of 2025 aims to amend various laws to support the District of Columbia's budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Key provisions include clarifications to the Freedom of Information Act, which now specifies types of information exempt from disclosure, particularly data related to the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council and the District of Columbia Sentencing Commission. The bill also introduces new funding mechanisms, such as the Surplus Property Sales Fund and the Community Legal Education and Resources Grant Program, while enhancing operational efficiency in government funding and establishing new grant programs to support cultural and community initiatives.

Additionally, the bill addresses economic revitalization through amendments that increase grant amounts for specific neighborhoods and initiatives, such as the Chinatown neighborhood and the Rhode Island Avenue Corridor. It establishes a new tax rate on commercial bingo sales and allocates funds for various cultural institutions, including theaters in the District. The bill also includes provisions for housing and tax exemptions, aiming to enhance affordability and support local businesses. Overall, the act seeks to streamline government operations, improve community support, and ensure effective budget management for the District of Columbia.