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Committee hears bill to create grant provisions for nonprofits at risk of terrorist attacks
Summary
Senator Stephen Weber presented Senate Bill 173 to the Missouri Senate Transportation, Infrastructure and Public Safety Committee to create provisions for grants aimed at nonprofits vulnerable to terrorist attacks; the bill would involve experts providing feedback on risks. Committee action is pending.
Senator Stephen Weber of Columbia told the Missouri Senate Transportation, Infrastructure and Public Safety Committee on Monday that Senate Bill 173 would create provisions relating to grants for nonprofit organizations at risk of terrorist attacks.
Weber said the measure would involve experts providing feedback on risks to vulnerable nonprofits in Missouri. The committee heard the presentation but did not take action during the session.
Committee members did not record votes, amendments, or a timeline for further consideration during the hearing. The sponsor did not provide specific grant amounts, eligibility criteria, or a funding source in the remarks recorded in the transcript.
The hearing came as the legislature reached the halfway point of the regular session; lawmakers will observe a mid‑session recess next week. Committee action on SB 173 has not yet been taken.
