Committee adopts amendment and lays over bill to classify OJP research data as private Senate File 3872, a DPS/OJP policy bill to classify Office of Justice Programs individual-level research data as private, had an amendment adopted clarifying which identifying fields stay private; the bill was laid over for further consideration.

A new bill aims to protect the privacy of individuals involved in critical research on missing and murdered relatives, ensuring sensitive data remains confidential.

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Commission Approves Grant Extensions for Assault Kits and Wrongful Convictions Program Commission grants extensions for two DOJ programs funding detectives and prosecuting attorneys.

Wayne County is stepping up its game in public safety with over $1.6 million in new grants to address sexual assault cases and wrongful convictions—are we finally turning the tide for justice?

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Commissioners Approve $8.8M in Grants for Homeless Support and Environmental Remediation Commissioners unanimously approve multiple grants including $15M for landfill remediation.

Pinellas County Commissioners just greenlit over $8.8 million in funding for homelessness support and environmental cleanup—an ambitious step towards a better community!

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Grace outlines transitional jobs program requirements for youth at community meeting Grace details eligibility criteria for youth employment programs and community partnerships.

A new transitional jobs program in St. Croix County is set to empower young adults, helping them break through employment barriers and transform their futures.

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