The Ohio Incident-Based Reporting System (OIBRS) is a voluntary program for Ohio law enforcement agencies to submit crime statistics and use of force data directly to the state and federal government in an automated format.
As Ohio's version of the FBI National Incident Based Reporting System, the OIBRS standard is suited to meet planning, resource allocation, and use for state and local agencies. It also allows Ohio law enforcement agencies and policymakers to speak the same language when discussing and analyzing crime.
In 2017, the collection of law enforcement use of force incidents was added to the OIBRS data collection and submission specifications manual. The program will also electronically submit use of force incidents that meet FBI criteria to the FBI National Use-of-Force Data Collection program.
Along with processing monthly crime and use of force data from Ohio law enforcement, training resources are available, and OCJS assists agencies with automating their records and reporting process. Assistance is also provided to RMS software vendors seeking to obtain OIBRS Certification.
Jim Luebbers, Program Coordinator
jfluebbers@dps.ohio.gov
(614) 644-6797
These forms are optional for a law enforcement agency’s local use. They are designed based on the OIBRS reporting standard. For reporting OIBRS data electronically from a law enforcement records management system to OCJS, the data submitted must be in the format outlined in the OIBRS Data Collection and Submission Specifications manual.
Company | Address | Phone/Fax |
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Archonix | 14000 Commerce Parkway, #C Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054 |
856-787-0020 856-787-0060 (fax) |
Attorney General's Office* | 150 E. Gay St., 16th Fl. Columbus, OH 43215 |
1-866-40-OHLEG |
Baldwin Group | Island Park Bldg 1 #306 7550 Lucerne Dr. Cleveland, Ohio 44130 |
440-891-9100 |
CISCO | 5305 Gulf Drive, #1 New Port Richey, FL 34652 |
800-862-2627 |
CODY Systems | 1005 E. High St. Pottstown, PA 19464 |
610-326-7476 |
Creative Microsystems, Inc. (CMI)* | 52 Hillside Court Englewood, OH 45322 |
800-686-9313 937-836-1036 (fax) |
EmergiTech* | 2545 Farmers Dr. Columbus, OH 43235 |
800-772-6125 Contact: Linda Swain |
End2End Public Safety, DBA (ARMS) | PO Box 2912 Mobile, AL 36652-2912 |
800-776-6783 |
Global Software* (TAC 10 RMS/Global Public Safety) |
825 N. Broadway, #400 OKC, OK 73102 |
888-810-8018 |
ID Networks, Inc. | 7720 Jefferson Rd. Ashtabula, OH 44044 |
440-992-0062 440-992-1109 (fax) |
Intellitech Corporation – Alert RMS* | 8544 Hickory Hill Dr. Poland, Ohio 44514 |
614-777-0911 |
Intergraph Public Safety | 19 Interpro Rd Madison, AL 35758 |
800-345-4856 256-730-2048 (fax) |
Matrix Pointe Software, LLC | 30400 Detroit Rd. #400 Westlake, OH 44145 |
216-865-0025 |
Motorola Solutions, Inc.* | 1303 E. Algonquin Rd. Schaumburg, IL 60196 |
888-325-9336 |
New World Systems* | 888 West Big Beaver, #1100 Troy, MI 48084 |
248-269-1000 248-269-7705 (fax) |
Ohio Dept. of Public Safety | P.O. Box 182081 Columbus, OH 43218-2081 |
614-752-1585 |
Optimum Technology, Inc. | 100 E. Campus View Blvd., #380 Columbus, OH 43235 |
614-785-1110 614-547-0069 (fax) |
Pamet Systems, Inc.* | 572 Silverado Dr. Wilmington, OH 45177 |
937-383-0066 937-688-4135 (fax) |
Peel9* | 2900 Reading Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45206 |
513-200-0444 |
ProPhoenix | 502 Pleasant Valley Ave. Moorestown, NJ 08057 |
609-953-6850 |
Shield Technology Corporation | 13439 Milltown Rd. Lovettsville, VA 20180 |
800-476-5264 |
Spillman Technologies | 4625 W. Lake Park Blvd. Salt Lake City, UT 84120 |
801-902-1892 |
Sundance Systems, Inc.* | 8001 Sweet Valley Dr. Valley View, OH 44125 |
216-328-8551 |
SunGard Public Sector (NaviLine, CRIMES, ONESolution) |
4000 OSSI Ct. High Point, NC 27265 |
336-885-0911 |
TAC Computer Inc.* | 7603 First Place #B-10 Oakwood Village, OH 44146 |
440-232-2555 |
Tiburon Inc. | 6200 Stoneridge Mall Rd, #400 Pleasanton, CA 94588 |
925-621-2772 |
TriTech (Inform RMS, Perform RMS*) |
9477 Waples St., #100 San Diego, CA 92121 |
858-799-7000 |
Zuercher* | 4509 W. 58th St. Sioux Falls, SD 57108 |
605-809-8717 |
Provisional certification identifies software systems that have met the same requirements to become officially certified without the use of live data from an Ohio law enforcement agency. Fictitious data from the vendor or historical data from a law enforcement agency may be submitted to OCJS to determine provisional certification.
(Rev. 3/29/2022)