Create a $10 million DOJ grant program for small and mid-sized police departments to earn or renew accreditation from police accreditation organizations.

Chris Pappas · New Hampshire · Democratic

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The Establishing Accreditation Grants for Law Enforcement (EAGLE) Act will authorize $10 million in funding for small and mid-sized police departments to earn or renew accreditation from state, regional, tribal, or national police accreditation organizations, such as the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).

Pappas reintroduced legislation to create a DOJ grant program funding police department accreditation and reaccreditation.

Pappas Reintroduces EAGLE Act, Bipartisan Legislation to Help Small Police Departments Strengthen Community-Oriented Policing | Congressman Chris Pappas
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The official House homepage for Rep. Chris Pappas features the item “Pappas Reintroduces Bipartisan Legislation to Help Small Police Departments Strengthen Community-Oriented Policing,” indicating he took a concrete legislative step on the underlying issue.

Unverified model/legacy excerpt; not proof. AI summary (separate from source): Official House materials show Pappas reintroduced related legislation for small police departments, which is a serious action toward the promise but not proof that the proposed DOJ grant program was enacted or even fully advanced.

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The promise was to create a specific $10 million DOJ grant program for small and mid-sized police departments to earn or renew accreditation. The evidence shows Chris Pappas reintroduced bipartisan legislation on the issue, which counts as a serious legislative effort and material action toward the promise. But there is no evidence here that the grant program was enacted, funded, or otherwise delivered. Under the stated rules, a serious attempt that failed to produce the promised outcome should be scored as never with effort credit.

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