US HB7360

Permanently authorizes an emergency safety and security grant program under the United States Housing Act of 1937, allowing the HUD Secretary to award grants to public housing agencies for security and safety improvements

Authorizes $225,000,000 annually for the program, in addition to a set-aside from the Capital Fund determined by the Secretary

Caps individual grants at $250,000 per public housing agency per fiscal year, unless the agency is classified as "extra large" or manages more than 5,000 units

Permits grant funds for crime and drug-related safety items including security systems, cameras, fencing, lighting, emergency alarms, window bars, deadbolt locks, and doors

Allows funding for health and safety equipment addressing carbon monoxide detection, fire detection (smoke and heat detectors), and extreme temperature compliance including minimum heating requirements