The Industrial Commission’s Crime Victims Compensation Program is transitioning case management and business processes to a new information system. The CVCP team will be offline beginning 5:00 PM MDT Thursday, May 29th, through the morning of Monday, June 2nd, while data is migrated. The department will not be able to update existing cases or process bills within this time frame. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Crime Victims staff will be back online and ready to conduct regular business Monday, June 2nd, at 8:00 AM MDT.
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The program works with victims and family members to ensure they understand the benefits available to them and to assist them in accessing the necessary treatment or services they need.
The program believes that offenders should be held accountable for costs associated with their criminal activity, and actively pursues reimbursement for crime related costs from offenders through restitution and any other source of payment.
2024 Administrative Rulemaking
In accordance with Executive Order 2020-01: Zero-Based Regulation, the Industrial Commission is striving to prevent the accumulation of costly, ineffective, and outdated regulations and reduce regulatory burden to achieve a more efficient operation of government.
The current Administrative Rules can be viewed by visiting IDAPA 17.10.01 Administrative Rules Under the Crime Victims Compensation Act.