US HB5034

Requires HUD to establish additional safety and security standards for public housing and project-based assisted housing located in "high-crime areas," defined as neighborhoods with high violent crime incidence based on state or local crime data

Mandates security measures tailored to specific property needs, which may include security cameras, locks, lighting, or other measures, with public housing agencies and property owners required to comply

Requires public housing agencies operating in high-crime areas to establish anonymous hotlines for tenants to report suspicious activity and crimes in their communities

Directs HUD to identify high-crime areas within 90 days of enactment and establish the safety and security standards within 1 year

Gives funding priority for Capital Fund safety and security grants to public housing projects located in high-crime areas