; (13) encourage robust training for locate professionals; and (14) encourage the use of commercially available technologies to locate underground facilities, such as geographic information systems and enhanced positive response. . (b) State damage prevention programs Section 60134(c) of title 49, United States Code, is amended— (1) by striking In making grants and inserting the following: (1) In general In making grants ; and (2) by adding at the end the following: (2) Considerations In evaluating criteria for determining the effectiveness of the damage prevention program of a State, the Secretary shall consider whether the State has, at a minimum— (A) effective, active, and consistent enforcement of State one-call laws (including consistency in the application of enforcement resources, fines, and penalties to all relevant stakeholders, such as operators, locators, and excavators); (B) reporting requirements, to the local one-call center for excavation damage events on pipelines and other underground facilities, that are not privately owned, including (if available at the time of the reporting)— (i) information about the nature of the incident, including the facility damaged and the apparent cause of such damage (with supporting documentation); (ii) the organizations or entities involved; (iii) the impact to public safety, utility operations, and customer service; and (iv) the impact to the environment; (C) data reporting requirements, to a nonprofit organization specifically established for the purpose of reducing construction-related damage to underground facilities, of damage and near-miss events to underground facilities from excavation damage, including root cause, facility damaged, type of excavator, work performed, equipment type, and State