The bill outlines updates to the Emergency Housing Assistance Program, including key data points as of October 1, 2026. Notably, the Rapid Shelter Track has been deactivated, and all associated programs have closed as of January 15, 2026. The report details the number of families currently in shelters, those applying for shelter, and the reasons for homelessness among families within the program. It also highlights the services provided to families on the EA contact list, including case management and health screenings, as well as the financial assistance available through the HomeBASE program for families exiting shelters.

Additionally, the bill includes various fiscal data points, such as the total amount expended from specific funding sources for the Emergency Assistance Program in FY27, which amounts to $31.1 million for family shelters and services. The report indicates that the current funded capacity of the EA program is approximately 3,200 families, and efforts are being made to maximize federal reimbursements for program costs. The bill emphasizes the ongoing need for support and resources to assist families experiencing homelessness and the importance of tracking and reporting on the program's effectiveness.