H.R. 6261, titled the "Impact of Crime on Public Building Usage Act of 2023," aims to understand how crime affects the usage of public buildings in the United States. The bill instructs the Comptroller General to examine how crime, safety concerns, and homelessness impact the...
The bill asks some important people to study how crime affects places like federal offices and how safe it is to travel to them, so they can figure out if changes are needed to keep people safe.
H.R. 6261 requires the Comptroller General to investigate how crime affects the use of public buildings in urban areas. Within one year of its enactment, a report must detail how crime, drug use, and homelessness impact federal building usage and commuting, as well as the...
H.R. 6261 is a plan asking a special group of people to look at how problems like crime and homelessness are making it harder for people to use public buildings, like big offices, in cities. They will tell us what they find out within a year and suggest ways to make these places safer and easier to use.
H. R. 6261 aims to investigate the impact of crime on the use of public buildings in the United States. It mandates that the Comptroller General of the United States perform a review and produce a report within one year, examining how rising crime rates, drug use, and...
H. R. 6261 is like a homework assignment for some important grown-ups to find out how things like crime and big messes affect places where people work, like office buildings. They want to see if it makes it harder for people to work and get to these places safely.
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