A horizontal bullet bar chart titled "High demand, tight funds for Nebraska youth justice grants." The chart compares the dollar amount of Community-Based Juvenile Services Aid Enhancement grants requested versus the amount actually awarded to 13 Nebraska counties and tribes. Key Data Points: Total requests exceeded $1 million, while only $370,000 was awarded. Top Requesters: Lancaster County had the highest request (approximately $280,000) but received less than $100,000. The Omaha Tribe of Nebraska followed with a request of nearly $200,000 and an award of roughly $90,000. Funding Disparities: Some entities, like York County and Saunders County, requested nearly $100,000 but received minimal funding (less than $5,000). Full or Near-Full Funding: Adams County, Dodge County and Holt County received a much higher percentage of their requested funds compared to others. Zero Awards: Washington County and Kearney County are shown with request bars but appear to have received no funding. Chart Structure: X-Axis: Monetary value in USD, ranging from $0 to $250,000 in $50,000 increments. Y-Axis: List of 13 entities (counties and the Omaha Tribe). Legend: Light blue bars represent "Amount requested"; dark blue bars represent "Amount awarded." Source Attribution: Data from the Nebraska Crime Commission; chart created by Grace Lewis via Datawrapper.