Funding for Multi-Jurisdictional Drug Task Force projects was the largest funding category for the Missouri Department of Public Safety, Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Program (DPS-CJ/LE Program), which has developed a comprehensive strategic approach to drug and violent-crime problems facing Missouri. The 2007 Strategy is an overview of a 4-year plan. The DPS-CJ/LE Program awarded $5,627,035.91 to 29 multi-jurisdictional/multiagency enforcement groups throughout the State. Ninety-six of the 114 counties in the State are active participants/members of the multi-jurisdictional enforcement effort. During the current reporting period, the DPS-CJ/LE Program began emphasizing the collaboration and partnership required to be effective in the multi-jurisdictional approach to drug enforcement. In addition, greater emphasis is now given to the establishment of a Board of Directors, which will be responsible for the collective decisionmaking process of each multi-jurisdictional enforcement group. During 2006/2007, the illicit drug methamphetamine continued to be a priority for an aggressive law enforcement strategy. Since the scope of the methamphetamine problem extends beyond the capabilities of a single entity, many partnerships have been forged in responding to the methamphetamine threat. Other areas of funding in efforts to combat drug and violent-crime problems in the State pertain to prosecution and court programs; prevention and education programs; correction and community corrections programs; drug treatment programs; and planning, evaluation, and technology improvement programs. The amounts spent in these areas and the work being done are reported. 114 figures