; (B) includes the number of additional personnel assigned to duty at land ports of entry, classified by location; (C) describes the methodology used to determine the distribution of additional personnel to address northbound and southbound cross-border inspections; and (D) includes— (i) the strategic plan required under section 5(a)(1); (ii) the model required under section 5(b), including the underlying assumptions, factors, and concerns that guide the decision-making and allocation process; and (iii) the new outcome-based performance measures adopted under section 5(c). (c) Secure communication The Secretary shall ensure that each U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer is equipped with a secure 2-way communication and satellite-enabled device, supported by system interoperability, that allows U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers to communicate— (1) between ports of entry and inspection stations; and (2) with other Federal, State, tribal, and local law enforcement entities. (d) Border area security initiative grant program The Secretary shall establish a program for awarding grants for the purchase of— (1) identification and detection equipment; and (2) mobile, hand-held, 2-way communication devices for State and local law enforcement officers serving on the Southern border. (e) Port of entry infrastructure improvements (1) In general The Commissioner may aid in the enforcement of Federal customs, immigration, and agriculture laws by— (A) designing, constructing, and modifying— (i) United States ports of entry; (ii) living quarters for officers, agents, and personnel; (iii) technology and equipment, including technology and equipment deployed in support of standardized and automated collection of vehicular travel time; and (iv) other structures and facilities, including structures and facilities owned by municipalities, local governments, or private entities located at land ports of entry