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Office of Criminal Justice Programs details grants for law enforcement, victim services and violent‑crime intervention funding
Summary
OCJP described how state and federal dollars supported law enforcement equipment, campus safety projects, jails' evidence‑based programming and victim services, and answered lawmakers' questions about administrative cost rates and reallocations of unused funds.
Jennifer Brinkman, director of the Office of Criminal Justice Programs, told the House Finance, Ways and Means Committee that OCJP has used state and federal grants to support local law enforcement, campus safety, jail programming and victim services.
Key points from the OCJP briefing - Violent crime and law enforcement grants: OCJP used federal and state funds to buy equipment (P25 radios, digital forensics equipment) and to target support to law enforcement agencies serving ZIP codes with high homicide rates and downtown public safety…
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