DHS Grants Accountability Act
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Summary
The DHS Grants Accountability Act amends federal law to improve oversight and transparency in Department of Homeland Security preparedness, transit, and port security grant programs. The bill requires the DHS Administrator to publish grant funding notices at least 60 days after appropriations enactment (or per statutory deadlines), give applicants at least 30 days to apply, and provide recipients at least 54 months to use awarded funds. It also mandates annual reporting to Congress on grant allocation criteria and requires risk assessments to be submitted to Congress before funding notices are issued.
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