The bill would direct the Attorney General to create a grant program within 180 days of enactment. Grants would go to local, State, or Tribal governments to have civilians or traffic-monitoring technology enforce traffic violations instead of law enforcement officers. Grant funds could pay for technology or civilian staff.
If enacted, local, State, or Tribal governments could apply for grants to use civilian staff or traffic-monitoring technology for traffic enforcement. The bill does not specify how any particular community would use the program.
The bill would authorize $100 million for each fiscal year from 2026 through 2031. This is authorization for appropriations, not a statement that the funds have been appropriated.
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