Requires police agencies to publicly share details about payments made for officer misconduct.
This bill would make federal, state, and local police agencies collect and report detailed information about payments made for officer misconduct to the Attorney General. This information would then be put into a public, searchable database, giving everyday Americans more transparency about these incidents. State and local governments that don't follow these rules could lose up to 10% of certain federal funds.
Today, there's no national system for tracking payments made for police misconduct across all levels of government. If this bill passes, federal, state, and local police agencies would have to collect and report detailed information about these payments, including the total amount paid and the type of alleged misconduct. This data would be made public in a searchable database, and state and local agencies could lose up to 10% of certain federal funds if they don't follow these rules.
S 3731 · 119th Congress · January 29, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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