The bill outlines updates to the Emergency Housing Assistance Program as mandated by Chapters 77 of the Acts of 2023 and 88 of the Acts of 2024. It includes new legal language that specifies the inclusion of families entering the program as migrants, refugees, or asylum seekers, and details the current caseload, which includes 3,166 families. The report provides data on families currently in shelters, hotels, and motels, as well as those applying for shelter and the services provided to them, such as employment assistance and health screenings.

Additionally, the bill highlights the financial expenditures related to the program, with a total of $856.8 million spent in FY24 and $411.8 million in FY25. It also mentions the projected costs through the end of FY25, which are estimated at $1.064 billion, and outlines efforts to maximize federal support for the program. The report emphasizes the ongoing need for emergency housing assistance and the various services being provided to support families in need.