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Repeat Violent Offender and Fentanyl Trafficking Reduction Grant Act

Status: HopperSession: September 2026 Senate SessionIssue: Crime

Summary

This bill creates a DOJ competitive grant program to help states and local law enforcement better coordinate against repeat violent offenders and fentanyl trafficking. It ties funding to data-sharing, privacy protections, officer training, and annual public reporting on crime trends, case outcomes, spending, and results.

Full text

To establish a Department of Justice competitive grant program for states, localities, and multijurisdictional task forces to improve coordination against repeat violent offenders and fentanyl trafficking through intelligence-led policing, prosecutor coordination, overdose-linked trafficking investigations, and officer analytic training; to require grant recipients to adopt basic data-sharing standards for arrests, warrants, overdose incidents, and trafficking patterns consistent with federal privacy and civil liberties protections; and to condition continued funding on annual public reporting of crime trends, case outcomes, use of funds, and measurable progress in reducing violent crime and fentanyl distribution in the communities served.

Sponsor

Tyler McAllisterRepublican Party

Cosponsors

Motions

Motions will become available once this bill enters floor debate.