Crime Victims and Public Safety

Crime victim and public safety programs work with governments, community-based organizations and individuals to reduce the impact of crime, substance abuse, and violence. Our programs use advocacy, prevention, education, treatment, and law enforcement to stop violence, substance abuse and their social impacts so that Washington’s communities are the best places to work and live.

Haga clic aquí para ver este sitio web en español – Spanish translation

单击此处以西班牙语查看此网站 – Chinese translation
Dān jī cǐ chùyǐ xībānyá yǔ chákàn cǐ wǎngzhàn

이 웹 사이트를 스페인어로 보려면 여기를 클릭하십시오.
i web saiteuleul seupein-eolo bolyeomyeon yeogileul keullighasibsio. – Korean translation

Bấm vào đây để xem trang web này bằng tiếng Tây Ban Nha – Vietnamese translation

Нажмите здесь, чтобы просмотреть этот сайт на испанском языке – Russian translation
Nazhmite zdes’, chtoby prosmotret’ etot sayt na ispanskom yazyke

Mag-click dito upang matingnan ang website na ito sa Espanya – Filipino translation

Crime Victims Advocacy

The Office of Crime Victims Advocacy (OCVA) serves as a voice within government for the needs of crime victims in Washington State

About Us
Crime Victim Resource Guide
Grants and Funding
Human Trafficking
InfoNet
OCVA Blog
Publications
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) Best Practices
Safety and Access for Immigrant Victims Program
Victim Witness Assistance
Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Information

Need Help?

If you are a victim of a crime and are looking for services:
A gavel with a set of law books behind it sits on a table

Public Safety

Commerce’s Public Safety programs work with governments, community-based organizations, and individuals to reduce substance abuse, violence, and their social impacts. 

RFP

Group Violence – South King County RFP
Questions and Answers – South King County RFP

Current Grants  

—By and For Coronavirus Competitive Application 

—Local Government and Non-Profit Competitive Application 

Coronavirus CESF Questions and Answers 

Questions and Answers – Coronavirus CESF Applications

Grant Template – LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

Grant Template – NON-PROFITS
CESF’20 Eligibility Package

Programs
Dispute Resolution
Drug-Gang Task Force
Financial Fraud and Identity Theft
Justice Assistance Grant
Municipal Criminal Justice–

Filing a Discrimination Complaint Against Federal Grant Programs

Any client, customer, program participant, or employee of an organization that receives funding passed through The Washington State Department of Commerce by the federal Department of Justice (DOJ) and other federal grant programs has the right to file a discrimination complaint. Any individual who feels that they have been discriminated against may file an external complaint.

How to File a Complaint (PDF)

Amy Goodall-Rasmussen
360-725-2656 
amy.goodall-rasmussen@commerce.wa.gov 


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