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B-171019 1 (1973-03-13)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabkhq0001 and id is 1 raw text is: REST ICTED - tNot to be released outsde the General Accounting Off ce except on the-basis of specific approval 'h # * by the Office of Congressional Relations, a record of whichfwe r w is kept by p jje~h, OAS o a '7 WASHINGTON. D.C. 20548 RELEASED B-171019 MAR %7 The Honorable Peter W. Rodino, Jr. Chairman, Committee on the Judiciary , House of Representatives iQ- Dear Mr. Chairman: Pursuant to the Committee's request of January 29, 1973, we have obtained from the Law Enforcement Assistance Adminis- tration (LE , Department of Justice, the mqst recent infor- mation available at LEAA headquarters on the4aL d 7 t o g4, Ads to States and to ses. In a meeting with the Committee staff on February 13, 1973, we provided copies of LEAA's Schedules of Subgrants for Action Projects for the quarters which ended June 30 and Sep- tember 30, 1972. The schedules--which were prepared by LEAA from data reported to it by the States--show the financial status of LEAA block grant funds awarded to States under part C and part E of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, as amended (42 U.S.C. 3701). Part C grants, which are f rim a 4.px.l~j t1-a.t~tnq'4ra. and strengthen law e orqTf,,nt, were first authorized in fiscal year 1969. Part E grants, which are for corrections projects, were first authorized in fiscal year 1971. According to its officials, LEAA had not verified the State information. Also, because some States had not submitted the required information to LEAA and other States did not submit the information on time, the reports and schedules were not complete. The Schedules of Subgrants for Action Projects are pre- pared quarterly for each fiscal year's C and E block grants awarded to the States and show the cumulative status of the States' award and disbursement of funds. %~4~Z 0 Oe //67

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