Presidential Security Resources Reimbursement Act of 2025

This bill lets the Secret Service pay back state and local governments for help they provide—like officers’ time, equipment, or use of public facilities—when the Secret Service carries out its duties. It also allows repayments for past help given between July 12, 2024, and the day the law takes effect.

In practice, this means towns, cities, and counties that support Secret Service operations (for example, added police shifts or gear used during a protected visit) can be reimbursed, instead of covering those costs on their own. This can ease strain on local budgets and services when high‑security events come to a community.

• Who is affected: State and local governments that provide services, staff, equipment, or facilities to support Secret Service operations.
• What changes: The Secret Service may reimburse those costs, including for eligible support already provided since July 12, 2024.
• When: Applies retroactively from July 12, 2024, and going forward once the law takes effect.