Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) is a unit of local government that provides an integrated criminal justice information system, criminal history record checks, and management of federal grant dollars to Lucas County and Northwest Ohio.

Announcements

Effective January 1, 2021, prices for Local Criminal History Background Checks will increase:
Local Northwest Ohio $10
BCI State of Ohio $37
FBI United States $39
FBI/BCI Federal and State $61

In an effort to limit the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and maintain social-distancing guidelines, services will be provided by appointment only until further notice. We are requesting that customers limit the number of guests that they bring with them. Please call 567-200-6839 or email crimhist@noris.org to schedule an appointment.

The CJCC has posted a Request for Proposal (RFP) for Lucas County Courts purchase of eDiscovery software. Click here to go the web page on BidNet Direct.

FY2021 VAWA Grant Solicitations now available here.


Employment Opportunities
Entry Level Programmer

Full-Time Onsite

This position is responsible for assisting in the development and support of various criminal justice applications that are used by local law enforcement, jails and courts. Duties include but not limited to; collaborating with senior developers and team members to assist in the development of new coding requests for existing applications, analyze and debug trouble reports of existing applications, in-depth testing and documentation of all coding implementations prior to production deployment, provide regular updates to project manager on progress of assignments.

Application review begins May 10, 2024 (the position will be open until filled)

Please email application, resume, cover letter, references to hr@noris.org. Please take a few minutes to fill the PI Assessment in the link below. The PI Assessment has no baring on the hiring process.

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PI Assessment: Click Here


Promote and foster cooperation, coordination, and cost-savings between governmental units and agencies, and to improve the criminal justice system through information services, technical assistance, analysis, grant development, research, and by providing regional services requested by the governmental units served.