; (2) honor and commemorate the extraordinary service and sacrifice of America’s law enforcement officers; (3) increase public understanding of and support for law enforcement, and bring local law enforcement agencies closer to the communities they serve; (4) educate the public about the vital importance of law enforcement in a democratic society and the critical role law enforcement plays in protecting and serving the public, and the sacrifices law enforcement officers have made to serve in this role and protect the public; (5) provide local, State and Federal law enforcement agencies with critical information on best practices to reduce the number of line of duty deaths and injuries and provide communities and the public with education concerning the sacrifices made; (6) facilitate forums around the country to educate local, State and Federal law enforcement agencies about best practices to promote officer safety and wellness, as well as community-based engagement and interventions. (c) Progress report For each of the first 7 fiscal years the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund is awarded a grant under the Program, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund shall submit a report to the Attorney General that— (1) documents, consistent with the funding provided from the Department, the progress in delivering public education, community outreach and officer safety and wellness programming