The bill would add $20 million in grants for states, local governments, and nonprofit groups that serve crime victims. The grants would support compensation, training, and technical assistance to help public assembly facilities prepare for and protect against mass violence, including active shooter incidents and targeted violence.
Facilities where people gather—such as schools, places of worship, stores, workplaces, and event venues—could receive support through the grant program. The bill does not specify which facilities would receive grants.
The bill provides for $20 million in additional grant amounts. No publicly available information explains how the funds would be paid for.
No publicly available information.
No publicly available information.