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The Minnesota Office of Justice Programs (OJP) is a state agency that provides funding, training, and technical assistance to local law enforcement, crime prevention, and victim services programs. OJP's mission is to enhance public safety by supporting effective and efficient criminal justice policies and programs.

OJP is organized into four divisions:

* The Division of Criminal Justice provides funding and technical assistance to local law enforcement agencies, including police departments, sheriff's offices, and county attorneys' offices.
* The Division of Crime Prevention provides funding and technical assistance to local crime prevention programs, including community policing initiatives, youth development programs, and victim services programs.
* The Division of Victim Services provides funding and technical assistance to local victim services programs, including crisis intervention services, counseling services, and legal assistance.
* The Division of Research and Evaluation conducts research on crime and criminal justice issues and evaluates the effectiveness of OJP programs.

OJP is committed to working with local partners to reduce crime and improve public safety in Minnesota. The agency provides a variety of resources and services to help local communities develop and implement effective crime prevention and criminal justice programs.

**Technology**

OJP uses a variety of technologies to support its mission, including:

* A website that provides information about OJP programs and services
* A database of crime and criminal justice data
* A mapping tool that allows users to visualize crime data
* A social media presence that allows OJP to connect with the public

OJP is committed to using technology to improve public safety in Minnesota. The agency is constantly exploring new ways to use technology to support its mission.

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