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Senate committee hears proposal for grants to help nonprofits assess terrorism risk
Summary
Sen. Stephen Weber presented Senate Bill 173 to the Missouri Senate Transportation, Infrastructure and Public Safety Committee, saying the measure would create grant provisions for nonprofit organizations at risk of terrorist attacks and include expert feedback on vulnerabilities. Committee action has not yet been taken.
Senator Stephen Weber of Columbia presented Senate Bill 173 Monday to the Missouri Senate Transportation, Infrastructure and Public Safety Committee, describing it as a proposal to create grant provisions for nonprofit organizations at risk of terrorist attacks.
Weber told the committee the program would involve experts providing feedback on risks facing vulnerable nonprofits in Missouri. Committee action on the proposal has not yet been taken.
A reporter at the state capital noted the hearing came as lawmakers reach the midpoint of the regular session and that legislators will take the annual mid‑session recess next week, when no session is scheduled.
