FFY 2022 highway safety funding guidelines

The purpose of this manual, prepared by the Office of Highway Safety and Justice Programs of the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, is to outline the specific criteria to be followed in the preparation of Highway Safety grant applications and to assist potential applicants in determining whether a proposed traffic safety activity is eligible for funding in Federal Fiscal Year 2022. The manual provides direction for the state's highway safety planning process and presents concise guidelines to assist state and local agencies in obtaining federal funding support for highway safety programs

State-funded School Resource Officer (SRO) Program 2023 SRO Program open solicitation

This PowerPoint presentation explains the South Carolina School Resource Officer Program and how a school or school district can apply for an officer for their school

FFY 2024 highway safety funding guidelines

The purpose of this manual, prepared by the Office of Highway Safety and Justice Programs of the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, is to outline the specific criteria to be followed in the preparation of Highway Safety grant applications and to assist potential applicants in determining whether a proposed traffic safety activity is eligible for funding in Federal Fiscal Year 2024. The manual provides direction for the state's highway safety planning process and presents concise guidelines to assist state and local agencies in obtaining federal funding support for highway safety programs

2021 annual report 

The Office of Highway Safety and Justice Programs (OHSJP), a division of the South Carolina Department of Public Safety (SCDPS), is responsible for carrying out activities related to the ad-ministration of an effective highway safety program. This is accomplished by developing programs and other activities throughout South Carolina. Utilizing evidence-based performance measures and strategies, the impact goal of the OHSJP is to help reduce traffic collisions, injuries, and fatal-ities through the various programs that are spearheaded, coordinated, and/or implemented by this office