; (B) the number of individuals successfully transferred to an alternative destination; (C) the time between notification by a 911 dispatcher and arrival at the scene by a provider; and (D) the time spent by providers at scene. (5) An assessment of the cost-effectiveness and savings associated with the grantee’s unarmed 911 response program. (f) Reports to Congress The Secretary shall submit to the Congress, on a biannual basis, a report on the program under this section, including a summary of the reports submitted by grantees pursuant to subsection (e). (g) Definitions In this section: (1) The term alternative destination — (A) means any service- or care-providing site other than a hospital emergency department or jail; and (B) includes a clinic, primary care office, crisis center, and freestanding psychiatric destination. (2) The term nonviolent 911 call means a 911 call that— (A) relates to mental health, homelessness, addiction crises, social services, truancy, or public intoxication; and (B) does not involve— (i) a weapon; (ii) obvious violent behavior; or (iii) a subject who has voiced a desire or intention to commit violence against themselves or others and a reasonable belief of the dispatcher that the threat is imminent. (3) The term unarmed professional service provider means a professional (which may include a nurse, social worker, emergency medical technician, counselor, community health worker, trauma-informed personnel, social service provider, or peer support specialist) who— (A) is trained to deal with mental health or substance abuse crises; and (B) does not carry a firearm. .