The Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Support Congressional Review Emergency Act of 2025 is designed to support the District of Columbia's budget for the upcoming fiscal year by amending various laws and introducing new provisions. Key highlights include enhancements to the Freedom of Information Act to improve transparency, the Mayor's authority to issue grants for cultural and community affairs, and the repeal of the Commission on Fathers, Men, and Boys. The bill also establishes new programs, such as the Community Legal Education and Resources Grant Program, and modifies existing laws to improve operational efficiency, including the prohibition of nonpersonnel services spending if the budget is submitted late. Additionally, it addresses sidewalk vending regulations, gaming laws, and funding mechanisms for economic development initiatives, including support for local theaters and historic preservation.

Further amendments focus on education and public health, including increased funding for special education services and the establishment of a licensure pathways program for internationally trained health professionals. The bill also introduces pilot grant programs aimed at youth rehabilitation and workforce development, while enhancing regulations for body art establishments and environmental health. Notably, it establishes new special funds for various initiatives, including the Parks and Recreation Fund and the Sustainable Energy Trust Fund, ensuring that unspent funds do not revert to the general fund. Overall, the legislation reflects a comprehensive approach to budgetary support, community engagement, and the enhancement of public services in the District of Columbia.