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WHAT IS THE OHIO ILO PROGRAM?The Ohio Intelligence Liaison Officer (ILO)
program is an information-sharing initiative designed to increase local, statewide and regional intelligence collaboration by building local relationships.
In order to counter violent extremists, criminal activity and terrorism, the ILO program creates partnerships to foster timely reporting of information to the Ohio Fusion Center Network for the purpose of analysis, sharing and dissemination of intelligence.
WHO CAN BE AN ILO?Members of law enforcement, fire, corrections,
education, emergency management, military, public health, transportation or private security can be an ILO.
An ILO must have good communication skills and an interest to learn about ways to protect our communities against the threat of terrorism.
WHAT IS THE OHIO ILO PROGRAM?The Ohio Intelligence Liaison Officer (ILO)
program is an information-sharing initiative designed to increase local, statewide and regional intelligence collaboration by building local relationships.
In order to counter violent extremists, criminal activity and terrorism, the ILO program creates partnerships to foster timely reporting of information to the Ohio Fusion Center Network for the purpose of analysis, sharing and dissemination of intelligence.
WHO CAN BE AN ILO?Members of law enforcement, fire, corrections,
education, emergency management, military, public health, transportation or private security can be an ILO.
An ILO must have good communication skills and an interest to learn about ways to protect our communities against the threat of terrorism.
WHAT IS THE OHIO ILO PROGRAM?The Ohio Intelligence Liaison Officer (ILO)
program is an information-sharing initiative designed to increase local, statewide and regional intelligence collaboration by building local relationships.
In order to counter violent extremists, criminal activity and terrorism, the ILO program creates partnerships to foster timely reporting of information to the Ohio Fusion Center Network for the purpose of analysis, sharing and dissemination of intelligence.
WHO CAN BE AN ILO?Members of law enforcement, fire, corrections,
education, emergency management, military, public health, transportation or private security can be an ILO.
An ILO must have good communication skills and an interest to learn about ways to protect our communities against the threat of terrorism.
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STATEWIDE TERRORISM ANALYSIS & CRIME CENTER(844) 55-STACC (557-8222)[email protected]
STATEWIDE TERRORISM ANALYSIS & CRIME CENTER(844) 55-STACC (557-8222)[email protected]
STATEWIDE TERRORISM ANALYSIS & CRIME CENTER(844) 55-STACC (557-8222)[email protected]
NORTHEAST OHIO REGIONAL FUSION CENTER(216) 515-8477 [email protected]
NORTHEAST OHIO REGIONAL FUSION CENTER(216) 515-8477 [email protected]
NORTHEAST OHIO REGIONAL FUSION CENTER(216) 515-8477 [email protected]
GREATER CINCINNATI FUSION CENTER(513) 263-8000 [email protected]
GREATER CINCINNATI FUSION CENTER(513) 263-8000 [email protected]
GREATER CINCINNATI FUSION CENTER(513) 263-8000 [email protected]
WHAT IS AN ILO?An ILO is the principle point of contact for their
agency, county, or sector, relating to terrorism and all crimes related to critical infrastructure.
Each ILO is properly certified by attending an Ohio Homeland Security Intelligence Liaison Officer workshop.
The ILO remains active in their region through outreach in their community and engaging with the Ohio Fusion Center Network.
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF AN ILO?The role of an ILO is to serve as a channel of
information between members of the public safety community, private sector, citizens and government entities, in the fight against crime and terrorism.
An ILO stays connected with the Ohio Fusion Center Network through regional meetings and the Intelligence Coordinator in their region, to obtain needed information related to the safety and security of themselves and their organization.
HOW DO YOU BECOME AN ILO?To become an ILO, or for more information,
contact an Ohio Fusion Center listed below:
WHAT IS AN ILO?An ILO is the principle point of contact for their
agency, county, or sector, relating to terrorism and all crimes related to critical infrastructure.
Each ILO is properly certified by attending an Ohio Homeland Security Intelligence Liaison Officer workshop.
The ILO remains active in their region through outreach in their community and engaging with the Ohio Fusion Center Network.
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF AN ILO?The role of an ILO is to serve as a channel of
information between members of the public safety community, private sector, citizens and government entities, in the fight against crime and terrorism.
An ILO stays connected with the Ohio Fusion Center Network through regional meetings and the Intelligence Coordinator in their region, to obtain needed information related to the safety and security of themselves and their organization.
HOW DO YOU BECOME AN ILO?To become an ILO, or for more information,
contact an Ohio Fusion Center listed below:
WHAT IS AN ILO?An ILO is the principle point of contact for their
agency, county, or sector, relating to terrorism and all crimes related to critical infrastructure.
Each ILO is properly certified by attending an Ohio Homeland Security Intelligence Liaison Officer workshop.
The ILO remains active in their region through outreach in their community and engaging with the Ohio Fusion Center Network.
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF AN ILO?The role of an ILO is to serve as a channel of
information between members of the public safety community, private sector, citizens and government entities, in the fight against crime and terrorism.
An ILO stays connected with the Ohio Fusion Center Network through regional meetings and the Intelligence Coordinator in their region, to obtain needed information related to the safety and security of themselves and their organization.
HOW DO YOU BECOME AN ILO?To become an ILO, or for more information,
contact an Ohio Fusion Center listed below: