1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Reentry Resource Guide Act of 2023 . 2. Pilot program Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Attorney General shall establish a pilot program to make grants to eligible applicants to develop, expand, and maintain digital community resource guides of statewide resources to advance the reentry efforts of individuals returning to their communities after incarceration. Such guides shall— (1) be a comprehensive list detailing names and contact information for statewide resources; (2) be sortable by regions within the State for easier accessibility; (3) be available for download; and (4) be appropriate, relevant, and available, with special considerations for— (A) employment services; (B) housing services; (C) local crisis lines; (D) outreach agencies; (E) local shelters; (F) shower and restrooms; (G) clothing and storage; (H) cooling and warming stations for extreme temperature or weather conditions; (I) food pantries; (J) hot meals; (K) identification assistance services; (L) transportation services; (M) relocation services; (N) legal services; (O) education services; (P) government services; (Q) addiction counseling and treatment for gambling; (R) addiction counseling and treatment for substance abuse services; (S) harm reduction services; (T) mental and health services and referrals; (U) medical and dental services; (V) domestic violence shelters; (W) services for living with HIV or AIDS; (X) disability services; (Y) seniors services; (Z) family services; (AA) veteran services; (BB) youth and young people services; (CC) government services; and (DD) information and referral services. 3. Application; grant term (a) Application A State may apply for a grant under this section by submitting an application including— (1) a strategy for identifying community resources; (2) identification of relevant statewide resources, their physical locations, and contact information