Crime's Impact on Public Building Use: Reports for Congress
This act mandates studies on how crime, including drug issues and homelessness, affects the use of federal public buildings. Citizens can expect these reports to help assess the safety and accessibility of workplaces and public services, potentially influencing future decisions about government operations.
Key points
The effects of crime rates and safety concerns (including fentanyl use and homelessness) on in-person work at federal buildings will be reviewed.
Reports will assess how crime impacts commuting to federal buildings and the costs associated with safety issues around public buildings.
Status:
Expired
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