Creates provisions relating to grants for nonprofit organizations at risk for terrorist attacks

SB 173 proposes a new grant program to provide funding for nonprofit organizations facing heightened risk of terrorist attacks. It directly affects nonprofits like community centers, cultural institutions, or places of worship that lack sufficient security resources. The bill would establish specific eligibility criteria and a process for these organizations to apply for federal-style grants to cover security upgrades, such as surveillance systems or access controls. Currently, the bill passed out of the Senate Transportation Committee and is pending further legislative action. (Note: Specific grant amounts and application details are not provided in the available context.)