; (II) that not less than 1 employee of the applicant will be trained to— (aa) use any chemical screening device purchased using grant funds; and (bb) interpret data collected by any chemical screening device purchased using grant funds; and (III) that the applicant will make any chemical screening device purchased using grant funds reasonably available to test a covered substance seized by a law enforcement agency near the jurisdiction of the applicant; and (B) in addition to the information required under subparagraph (A), may, at the option of the applicant, include— (i) information relating to— (I) the process used by the applicant to identify a covered substance seized by the applicant, including— (aa) the approximate average amount of time required for the applicant to identify a covered substance; and (bb) as of the date of the application, the number of cases in which the applicant is awaiting identification of a covered substance; (II) any documented case of a law enforcement officer, first responder, or treating medical personnel in the jurisdiction of the applicant who has suffered an accidental drug overdose caused by exposure to a covered substance while in the line of duty; (III) any chemical screening device the applicant will purchase using grant funds, including the estimated cost of the chemical screening device; and (IV) any estimated costs relating to training personnel of the applicant to use a chemical screening device purchased using grant funds; and (ii) data relating to— (I) the approximate amount of covered substances seized by the applicant during the 2-year period ending on the date of the application, categorized by the type of covered substance seized