; (3) a description of any training that is— (A) provided to existing (as of the date on which the grant was awarded) or newly hired personnel assigned to investigate homicides and firearm-related violent crimes; and (B) designed to assist in the solving of crimes and improve clearance rates; (4) any new investigative, evidence-processing, or forensic technology or equipment purchased or any upgrades made to existing (as of the date on which the grant was awarded) investigative, evidence-processing, or forensic technology or equipment, and the associated cost; (5) an assessment of investigative, evidence-processing, or forensic technology or equipment purchased with the grant to determine whether the technology or equipment satisfies the objectives of the use of the technology or equipment in increasing clearance rates, and any policies in place to govern the use of the technology or equipment; (6) the internal policies and oversight used to ensure that any technology purchased through the grant for the purposes of improving clearance rates does not violate the civil rights and civil liberties of individuals; (7) a description of the good faith efforts employed to comply with subsection (d); (8) data regarding clearance rates for homicides and firearm-related violent crimes, including the rate of clearances by arrest and clearances by exception, and crime trends from within each jurisdiction in which the grant recipient carried out activities supported by the grant; (9) whether the grant recipient has provided grant funds to any victim services organizations, and if so, which organizations; (10) the demographic information for victims of homicides and firearm-related violent crimes, and the length and outcomes of each investigation, including whether the investigation was cleared by arrest or exception; (11) the demographic information for each victim or family member of a victim who received victim-related services provided by the grant recipient