Navy seeks comment on military housing information collection
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The Navy is asking the public to comment on an existing information collection tied to military housing services. The collection supports online tools for rental listings, housing help requests, resident feedback, and maintenance requests, and it affects service members, their families, and private property owners who list rentals. For businesses and other respondents, the main issue is paperwork burden. The Navy says the collection is used to run housing programs, calculate housing allowances, and handle service requests. Comments are due June 29, 2026, and the Navy is especially interested in whether the data is useful, accurate, and collected in a way that minimizes burden.
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Key Changes
- Requests public comment on extending an existing Navy housing information collection.
- Covers four tools: HOMES.mil, HEAT, DHFS, and Navy HMRS.
- Sets a comment deadline of June 29, 2026 and asks for feedback on burden, utility, and clarity.
Obligations
What this law requires
Public commenters who submit comments on the Navy’s information collection notice must include the agency name, docket number, and document title with their submission.
Commenters seeking to influence the Navy’s extension of the Military Housing Virtual Assistance information collection should submit comments by the stated deadline so they are considered.