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Missouri Department of Public Safety | Local Violent Crime Prevention (LVCP) Grant Department of Public Safety Local Violent Crime Prevention (LVCP) Grant The Missouri Department of Public Safety (DPS) collaborates with state and local law enforcement agencies to provide a proactive approach for the public safety of Missourians.
Programs would include, but not be limited to: community crime prevention/crime reduction strategies, gang-related activity prevention, gun violence prevention, and data driven policing.
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Local Violent Crime Prevention Grant (LVCP) is funded by Missouri Department of Public Safety. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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