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Communities experiencing violent crime would be directly affected, as the program aims to reduce these crimes through local partnerships and expanded resources for law enforcement. Law enforcement agencies (federal, state, local, and tribal) and prosecuting agencies would also be directly affected, as they would continue to receive federal grants and gain more flexibility in how they use those funds, potentially hiring new staff like crime analysts and law enforcement assistants, covering overtime costs, and investing in technology.
Additionally, individuals involved in community outreach and prevention efforts, as well as multi-jurisdictional task forces, would see continued or increased support. Taxpayers would be affected by the continued federal spending on this program.
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Communities experiencing violent crime would be directly affected, as the program aims to reduce these crimes through local partnerships and expanded resources for law enforcement. Law enforcement agencies (federal, state, local, and tribal) and prosecuting agencies would also be directly affected, as they would continue to receive federal grants and gain more flexibility in how they use those funds, potentially hiring new staff like crime analysts and law enforcement assistants, covering overtime costs, and investing in technology.
Additionally, individuals involved in community outreach and prevention efforts, as well as multi-jurisdictional task forces, would see continued or increased support. Taxpayers would be affected by the continued federal spending on this program.
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| AMOUNT | PROGRAM | TYPE | YEARS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not specified | Project Safe Neighborhoods Grant Program | discretionary | fiscal years 2026 through 2030 |