; (B) the total number of law enforcement officers or corrections officers in the agency; (C) the number of law enforcement officers or corrections officers of the agency that have been killed, or seriously injured while responding to a behavioral health crisis during the 5-year period preceding the date of the application; and (D) whether the law enforcement officers or corrections officers employed by the agency receive any behavioral health crisis response training, including during basic officer training; and (2) in addition to the information required under paragraph (1), may, at the option of the applicant, include information relating to— (A) recent incidents involving officers of the agency during which behavioral health crisis response training could have played a role in protecting the safety of— (i) the law enforcement officer or the public, including the persons or persons the law enforcement officers encountered; or (ii) the corrections officer or inmates at the correctional facility; and (B) estimated cost of attendance of a program per officer. (d) Restrictions (1) Supplemental funds Grant funds shall be used to supplement, and not supplant, State, local, and Tribal funds made available to any applicant for any of the purposes described in subsection (a). (2) Administrative costs Not more than 3 percent of any grant made under this section may be used for administrative costs. (e) Reports and records (1) Reports For each year during which grant funds are used, the recipient shall submit to the Attorney General a report containing— (A) a summary of any activity carried out using grant funds; (B) the number of officers that received training using grant funds; and (C) any other information relevant to the purpose of this Act that the Attorney General may determine appropriate. (2) Records For the purpose of an audit by the Attorney General of the receipt and use of grant funds, a recipient shall— (A) keep— (i) any record relating to the receipt and use of grant funds