1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Community First Pretrial Reform and Jail Decarceration Act . 2. Grants authorized (a) Grants authorized The Attorney General, acting through the Bureau of Justice Assistance, shall make grants to eligible partnerships for purposes of reducing the number of individuals in jails operated by units of local government and the number of days such individuals spend in jail as follows: (1) Grants for analysis and planning, which shall be used to— (A) collect and analyze local criminal justice and incarceration data, including data on racial and ethnic disparities; and (B) develop a strategic, collaborative plan to decrease local jail incarceration that shall be public facing. (2) Grants for implementation of the plan described in paragraph (1)(B) and which may be used for activities to reduce the number of individuals incarcerated in local jails and to reduce the number of days that individuals are so incarcerated including— (A) eliminating or reducing the use of cash bail; (B) reducing revocations of conditional release; (C) creating or increasing the availability of pretrial services, including efforts undertaken in collaboration with community-based organizations and nonprofits; (D) investing in case processing and processes to reduce overall time to disposition and time between court events; (E) ensuring early assignment of counsel and presence of counsel at individuals’ first court appearance or bail hearing; (F) providing training to various actors within the criminal justice system on indigent defense that is aligned with best practices in the field; (G) creating or expanding diversion programs that do not require an individual to enter into a guilty plea and do not use incarceration as a sanction for noncompliance— (i) at the pre-arrest phase; (ii) at the pre-booking phase; and (iii) at the post-booking phase