; and (D) ensure that hard security improvements comply with local building code requirements and standards. (d) Information dissemination (1) In general The Attorney General shall disseminate to each local educational agency in the United States information about the availability of grants under this section. (2) Event notice Not later than 30 days after an event in which an individual inflicts deadly harm or attempts to inflict deadly harm against multiple individuals occurs in a public school, the Director shall contact verbally the head of such public school to provide notice of priority eligibility for grants under this section and to offer technical assistance in navigating the application process. (e) Reports (1) Grant recipient report Not later than one year after receiving a grant under subsection (b) or (c), a recipient shall submit to the Attorney General— (A) a copy of the results of each security assessment with how many vulnerabilities were found; (B) a list of each hard improvement made and the percentage of vulnerabilities fixed, including the percentage of vulnerabilities outstanding; and (C) a list of the number of events in which an individual inflicts deadly harm or attempts to inflict deadly harm against multiple individuals, if any, that happened five years before hard security vulnerabilities were fixed or one year after the hard security vulnerabilities were made; and (D) a survey assessing how safe students and facility members feel on the school’s campus before hard security improvements were made and one year after they were made. (2) Attorney General Report Not later than two years after the date of enactment, and annually thereafter, the Attorney General shall submit to appropriate Congressional committees a report on the national state of physical security in schools, including— (A) the contents of grant recipient reports under paragraph (1); (B) a percentage breakdown of the type of hard security fixes; (C) the percentage of outstanding vulnerabilities remaining