Dept of Justice

The Maryland State Highway Administration is responsible for the maintenance of roads and highway systems. It operates more than five district offices throughout Maryland that oversee various road construction and maintenance projects. The administration offers litter pick up, ditch cleaning, mowing and snow removal services. The Maryland State Highway Administration also provides maintenance services for pavement markings, traffic signs, railroad crossings, culvers and retaining walls. In addition, it manages a hauling permit unit that issues permits for oversized, overweight and over-dimensional loads. The administration is also responsible for the collection, processing, analysis, summarization and dissemination of highway traffic data. It is a part of the Maryland Department of Transportation and maintains a location in Greenbelt, Md.

The Office of Justice Programs (OJP) is a component of the U.S. Department of Justice that is dedicated to advancing justice by building solutions and supporting communities. It encompasses various program offices, including the Bureau of Justice Assistance, the National Institute of Justice, and the Office for Victims of Crime, providing resources, funding, and guidance for enhanced public safety and justice initiatives. In addition to administering federal financial assistance, OJP offers a range of training and evaluation resources to address issues such as civil rights, juvenile justice, and victim support. The office aims to foster collaboration among various stakeholders in the justice system to effectively tackle crime prevention and promote community well-being. Generated from the website