While this emergency act lasts, D.C. puts fiscal 2027 sports fees in a ballpark fund after full repayment of the original ballpark bonds, then uses up to $49,505,000 for debt and required reserves.
While this emergency act lasts, D.C. puts fiscal 2027 sports fees in a ballpark fund after the original ballpark bonds are fully paid. Up to $49,505,000 goes to ballpark borrowing, RFK campus debt, and required RFK reserves; the rest goes to the general fund.
While the emergency act lasts, D.C. deposits fiscal 2027 sports fees in a ballpark fund. This applies only after D.C. has paid all principal and interest on the original ballpark bonds. Up to $49,505,000 pays debt on borrowing used to pay off ballpark bonds early, RFK campus infrastructure bonds, and required RFK financing reserves. Any remaining fees go to D.C.'s general fund. The act applies as of October 1, 2026, and lasts no more than 90 days after taking effect following mayoral approval.
No hearings or votes scheduled.