This bill aims to amend the United States Housing Act of 1937 to provide rent reductions for certain public servants living in public housing. Specifically, it expands existing provisions for police officers to include firefighters and emergency medical technicians , recognizing their vital roles in communities. The legislation introduces a new method for calculating rental payments for families where one or more members are a police officer, firefighter, or EMT. These families would pay as rent the highest of either 15 percent of their monthly adjusted income or 5 percent of their monthly income , rounded to the nearest dollar. This change is intended to enhance affordability and support for these essential first responders by lowering their housing costs in public housing units.