§10409 Assessment Reports

Summary

For every fiscal year a grant or subgrant is awarded under this program, States and specially qualified local governments that get a grant must send a report to the Attorney General, and local governments that get a subgrant must send a report to the State. Grant reports must summarize the work done with the grant, include summaries of any subgrants, and assess how well the work met the program’s goals. Subgrant reports must summarize the work and assess its effectiveness. The Attorney General can waive the assessment if the work is not practical to measure, the award is too small to justify an assessment, or doing the assessment would cause a financial hardship. Within 120 days after the end of any fiscal year in which one or more grants were awarded, the Attorney General must send Congress a report that summarizes the reports above, gives the Attorney General’s assessment of the grant program, and includes any other information the Attorney General thinks is appropriate.