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The Attorney Generals Bureau of Criminal Investigation serves as Ohios crime lab and criminal-records keeper, and it offers expert, impartial investigative services to local, state and federal law enforcement agencies 24/7.
The Ohio Department of Public Safety (ODPS) is proud to serve and protect the safety and security of Ohioans through its divisions: Administration, Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Emergency Management Agency, Emergency Medical Services, Homeland Security, Ohio State Highway Patrol, and Office of Criminal Justice Services.
It works to control the spread of infectious diseases, prepares and responds to public health threats, builds strong communities, provides access to health care, monitors the environment, regulates health care providers, and more.
The Collections Enforcement Section is responsible for collecting outstanding debt owed to the State of Ohio for state agencies, institutions, boards, commissions, public university and hospitals, and local government entities.
0:30 3:09 Individual the department also handles victim assistance. If you are a victim of a crime committedMoreIndividual the department also handles victim assistance. If you are a victim of a crime committed by an incarcerated.
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The Ohio Inspector General promotes integrity and accountability in state government. The office investigates corruption, fraud, waste, and abuse within the executive branch, which includes the Governor, his staff, state agencies and commissions, and other entities.
Enforces Ohios alcohol, tobacco, and SNAP fraud laws. OIU agents are sworn peace officers responsible for enforcing criminal violations that occur in relation to their investigative duties.

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