Good points but good security costs money.
Block grants to states with minimum standards is the only way to fund unless states raise taxes which can be inconsistent.
Minimum standards are as simple as a list of federal or state approved vendors and list of minimum equipment and management.
Private companies have turn key solutions for homes and businesses. They can get a system installed and operating. Here’s one example:
https://buffalosecurityfire.com
There are many more.
All that needs to be done is form a list of security equipment coverage, employee training, physical security infrastructure, surveillance, offsite monitoring. Have state offices choose a shopping list, submit to federal offices for review, approval, and first round funding.
This is not difficult.
There’s a reason it hasn’t been done. Probably has to do with liability or intransigence or both.
Drop the “federal approved” and you are there. No one in DC has a fricking clue about what is needed in the middle of flyover country.