The annual report on a city's collection program is submitted to the Office of Court Administration.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. The Attorney General's Office
• D. The Department of Public Safety

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is understanding who handles official reporting on court-related programs. The Office of Court Administration oversees the court system and keeps data on how court operations, including how fines and other monetary obligations are collected, are managed. Requiring an annual report on a city’s collection program to be submitted to OCA centralizes oversight, allows for consistent tracking across jurisdictions, and supports accountability and policy-making. The other offices have different roles—The Attorney General’s Office deals with legal actions and broader legal matters, while the Department of Public Safety focuses on policing and public safety—so they aren’t the designated recipients for this court-related reporting. Therefore, the statement is true.