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H.R. 1726 (119th Congress)Committee
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Project Safe Neighborhoods Reauthorization Act of 2025

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This bill reauthorizes the Project Safe Neighborhoods Grant Program through fiscal year 2030, expanding the types of activities and personnel that can be funded under the program. The bill adds funding eligibility for crime analysts, overtime costs for law enforcement and prosecutors, technology for violent crime reduction, and support for multi-jurisdictional task forces. It also requires the Attorney General to submit annual reports to Congress detailing how grant funds are spent, community outreach efforts, and violent crime statistics in each area where the program operates.

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