US SB1189

Establishes federal block grants to states for placing armed law enforcement officers in K-12 schools, with funds usable for officer pay, training, and equipment

Allocates $80 billion total from unobligated IRS funds (from Public Law 117-169), with a maximum of $8 billion available per year for fiscal years 2025 through 2034

Distributes grant amounts to states proportionally based on their share of the national K-12 student population

Requires state chief law enforcement agencies to administer funds and award subgrants to local law enforcement agencies, which must enter written agreements with schools to assign at least one full-time armed officer to each K-12 school in their jurisdiction

Mandates annual state reporting to the Attorney General on subgrants awarded, officers hired, and schools covered, with unused funds returned and reallocated for future grants