Our agency completed a COPS Non-Hiring Progress Report for our grant, and then a few months later we received a final COPS Non-Hiring Progress Report for the same grant. Do we need to complete this report as well, since we just submitted our annual report?
Yes, your agency will need to complete the final COPS Non-Hiring Progress Report regardless of how recently your agency submitted an annual version of this report. The annual report documents the progress made on the grant project during the previous calendar year. The final report provides information regarding the completion of the entire grant project that may span several years. Additionally, the final progress report is used by the COPS Office to ascertain whether your grant is ready for the closeout process.
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- Our agency completed a COPS Non-Hiring Progress Report for our grant, and then a few months later we received a final COPS Non-Hiring Progress Report for the same grant. Do we need to complete this report as well, since we just submitted our annual report?
- Why do I have to submit an annual report and then 3 months later submit a final report?
- Who should be responsible for completing the COPS Non-Hiring Progress Report?
