The bill details the allocation of $27,138,295.45 in grants to the fourteen Massachusetts Sheriffs' Offices for fiscal year 2024, with specific amounts awarded to each county. Barnstable County received the largest share at $4,563,360, followed by Berkshire County and Bristol County. The executive director of the Massachusetts Sheriffs Association is required to submit a report by January 30, 2025, summarizing the grant distributions. The funding supports various initiatives, including substance abuse treatment, educational programs, and emergency communication enhancements, although Nantucket County did not apply for or receive any grants.

Additionally, the bill emphasizes educational and reentry services, particularly for individuals pursuing high school equivalencies and community reintegration. Notable grants include funding for Adult Basic Education services and community corrections reentry services. The bill includes several insertions that clarify the scope of services, such as specifying "writing, math as well as community re-entry" in the ABE Grant description and adding "and Secondary Education" to the Adult Basic Education grant. Other insertions enhance the focus on substance abuse treatment programs, addressing the needs of individuals in recovery. Overall, the bill promotes a comprehensive approach to education and rehabilitation through targeted funding and support services.