Agency Information Collection Activities; Extension of Previously Approved eCollection eComments Requested; Semiannual Progress Report for Grantees From the Engaging Men and Youth Program
Published Date: 1/10/2025
Notice
Summary
The Department of Justice is extending the approval for a progress report that grantees in the Engaging Men and Youth Program must submit twice a year. This keeps the paperwork flowing smoothly without adding extra burden, and the public can comment on it until February 10, 2025. If you’re involved in the program, this means continuing to share updates on your work with no new costs or changes in timing.
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Grantees Must Keep Filing Twice‑Yearly Reports
If you are a grantee in the Engaging Men and Youth (CYEM) Program, you must keep submitting a semiannual progress report twice a year. The notice says about 8 grantees will each spend about 1 hour per report (2 hours per grantee per year), for a total annual burden of 16 hours across all grantees. DOJ is seeking OMB approval of this information collection for three years and is accepting public comments through February 10, 2025.
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