Authorization The Attorney General shall make grants under this section to eligible applicants for the purposes set forth in section 3061(b)(2). (b) Program eligibility Eligible applicants under this section are States and units of local government that implement or continue operation of a program described in subsection (c)(1) and not fewer than 2 of the other programs enumerated in such subsection. (c) Use of grant funds A grantee shall use amounts provided as a grant under this section for programs that provide for the following: (1) Adopting and operating a cite-and-release process for individuals who are suspected of committing misdemeanor and felony offenses and who do not pose a risk of serious, imminent injury to a reasonably identifiable person. (2) Curtailing booking and in-facility processing for individuals who have committed technical parole or probation violations. (3) Ensuring that defense counsel is appointed at the earliest hearing that could result in pretrial detention so that low-risk defendants are not unnecessarily further exposed to COVID–19. (4) Establishing early review of charges by an experienced prosecutor, so only arrestees and detainees who will be charged are detained. (5) Providing appropriate victims’ services supports and safety-focused residential accommodations for victims and community members who have questions or concerns about releases described in this subsection. 3066. Report (a) In general Not later than 6 months after the date on which grants are initially made under this part, and biannually thereafter during the grant period, the Attorney General shall submit to Congress a report on the program, which shall include— (1) the number of grants made, the number of grantees, and the amount of funding distributed to each grantee pursuant to this part