What We Do

Our programs and services support our mission to save lives, reduce injuries and economic loss, and to administer Ohio's motor vehicle laws.

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ARPA Funding for Law Enforcement, First Responders

$175 million in ARPA funds will support the work of state and local law enforcement to prevent and solve crimes in communities that have experienced an increase in or faced difficulties with combatting violence during the pandemic. ARPA funding ends Dec. 31, 2024.

First Responder Wellness

First responders face an increased risk of experiencing behavioral health issues including mental illness and substance abuse disorders. Fear of being seen as weak or not up to the job of a first responder keeps many from seeking help. Responders can build their resilience by increasing awareness about risk factors and warning signs, talking with each other, and using healthy coping strategies.

Motorcycle Ohio

Motorcycle Ohio program offers courses for new and returning riders to acquire the knowledge and skills needed for safe motorcycling.

SOLVE

The State of Ohio Law Enforcement Virtual Exchange (SOLVE) is part of Governor DeWine's 12-point "RecoveryOhio" Plan. SOLVE will provide case management, collaboration, data sharing and analytic tools for Ohio drug task forces and law enforcement agencies.

Ohio Investigative Unit

OIU agents are fully-sworn, plainclothes peace officers responsible for enforcing Ohio’s alcohol, tobacco and food stamp fraud laws.

Ohio Narcotics Intelligence Center

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed an executive order in July 2019 creating a specialized criminal intelligence unit to assist local law enforcement in conducting intelligence-driven drug trafficking investigations.

Ohio School Safety Center

The Ohio School Safety Center assists local schools and law enforcement with preventing, preparing for, and responding to threats and acts of violence.