If there is a question about the Crime Victims Program, which office should be called?

The correct choice is the Attorney General's Office because this office is typically responsible for overseeing or coordinating statewide initiatives related to crime victims' rights and support programs. The Attorney General's Office often plays a pivotal role in implementing programs that provide assistance to victims of crime, including legal resources, advocacy, and other supportive services. This connection to crime victim support ensures that individuals seeking help can receive the assistance they need.

In contrast, other offices like the State Comptroller's Office focus on financial oversight and management, while the Department of Public Safety primarily handles law enforcement and public safety matters rather than direct victim support. The Victim Assistance Program, while relevant to the context of victim assistance, is generally a component within the broader structure managed by the Attorney General’s Office or similar state departments. Therefore, for inquiries specifically related to the Crime Victims Program, the Attorney General's Office is the most appropriate contact.