The Juvenile Curfew Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act of 2025 seeks to amend the Juvenile Curfew Act of 1995 by allowing the Mayor to extend juvenile curfew hours in the District of Columbia when necessary for public safety or property protection. The bill establishes new curfew hours starting at 11 p.m. every day and extends the curfew's applicability to include 17-year-olds. Additionally, it introduces provisions for the Chief of Police to designate specific areas as extended juvenile curfew hour zones under certain conditions, ensuring that these zones can be established to enhance public safety.

Key amendments include the definition of "curfew hours," which outlines specific times for curfew enforcement, and the introduction of new sections that empower the Mayor and Chief of Police to temporarily extend curfew hours and designate curfew zones. The bill also modifies the language regarding the age limit for curfew violations, changing it from "under the age of 17 years" to "under the age of 18 years." Furthermore, it mandates that notices of curfew violations be issued to juveniles before any enforcement action is taken, ensuring that they are informed of their curfew status and given a chance to disperse.