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The Disaster Loan Outreach Consistency Act directs the Small Business Administration (SBA) to create procedures that ensure all outreach materials related to disaster loans are consistent, accurate, and up-to-date. These materials include press releases, fact sheets, and other communications prepared by the SBA's disaster field operations centers. The goal is to provide clear and uniform information about the terms of the disaster loan program, eligibility criteria, and any changes to federal disaster assistance processes. To achieve this, the SBA must develop standardized templates for outreach materials and implement a verification process to confirm that all materials use these templates and reflect current program details before they are released to the public. Additionally, the SBA is required to conduct annual reviews and reviews after significant procedural changes to maintain consistency across all disaster field centers. The Administrator must notify relevant congressional committees within 30 days of establishing or significantly changing these procedures. This bill aims to improve communication with disaster loan applicants, reducing confusion and helping affected individuals and businesses better understand their options for financial assistance after disasters.