The Childrens Hospital Revenue Bonds Project Approval Resolution of 2025 authorizes the issuance of up to $550 million in revenue bonds by the District of Columbia. The funds raised will be allocated to the Childrens Hospital for various healthcare facility projects, including the expansion of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, renovations to the Emergency Room, and the construction of a new Special Maternal Delivery Unit. The resolution delineates the responsibilities of the Mayor and other authorized delegates in overseeing the bond issuance process, including document preparation and bond sales, while ensuring that the bonds are special obligations of the District, meaning they do not constitute a debt or involve the District's taxing power.

The resolution further stipulates that repayment of the bonds will be secured solely from the proceeds of the bond sale and other specified revenues, thereby limiting the District's liability. It clarifies that elected officials and employees will not be personally liable for the bonds, and the validity of signatures on the bonds remains intact even if the signatory is no longer in office. The resolution also emphasizes that the issuance of bonds is at the District's discretion and does not guarantee the project's viability or the financial soundness of the borrower. It includes a three-year expiration for the bond authorization if not issued within that period and mandates compliance with public approval requirements, taking effect immediately upon adoption.