; (4) facilities; (5) operational costs, including costs of startup or expansion activities, marketing, language translation, and transportation; (6) engagement with technical assistance providers; (7) consulting services; (8) training; (9) program and project evaluation, including evaluation of program and project efficacy, staff performance, and service delivery; (10) programming and service interventions that include— (A) activities that prioritize human service interventions, by entities other than law enforcement, over interventions by law enforcement; or (B) activities that include triaging emergencies, through emergency dispatch operators, in a manner that results in referral to a wholly nonpolice entity; and (11) programming and service interventions that may include— (A) activities that include co-occurring law enforcement and human services activities, such as responses to calls about dating violence; (B) activities that include followup by human services organizations after contact by law enforcement, such as community mediation, social services, or behavioral health services; (C) training for emergency dispatch operators