This bill, known as the Community Risk Training and Response Act of 2026, establishes a grant program administered by the Attorney General. The program aims to provide technical assistance to states for developing and implementing crisis intervention programs. States can receive one-year grants ranging from $200,000 to $500,000 . These funds are specifically for assisting various state and local entities, including law enforcement, prosecutors, judges, healthcare providers, educators, and agencies coordinating extreme risk protection orders. The technical assistance will focus on creating standardized extreme risk protection order training , curriculum, and model implementation materials. This initiative seeks to ensure consistent, evidence-based processes nationwide and support states in the effective and timely implementation of their crisis intervention court proceedings and related initiatives.