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We strive to meet the needs of law enforcement throughout the state of Illinois in matters of mutual aid, emergency response, and the combining of resources for public safety.


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Request for Proposals - Digital Services: Website, Database, Content and Application Development

The Illinois Law Enforcement Alarm System (ILEAS) is seeking qualified vendors to modernize and support its digital infrastructure in order to enhance statewide law enforcement and public safety operations. The initiative includes maintaining and potentially migrating existing websites, upgrading databases and applications, and improving system security, scalability, and performance. Current technologies include Drupal 7, custom PHP applications, MySQL databases, and Apache web services. The selected vendor will assist with CMS evaluation, application development, data integration, reporting, and ongoing technical support. The project aims to improve usability, interoperability, and efficiency for law enforcement, public safety officials, and the public.

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2026 ILEAS Conference Wrap-Up

A big thank you to everyone who attended the 20th Annual ILEAS Conference on March 29-31 in Springfield! 265 people were in attendance, representing over 150 agencies across the State.

Feedback on the new single track format was very positive! Featured “after action” presentations included the 2023 Nashville Covenant School shooting and the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting at Mandalay Bay. The conference highlight was undoubtedly our banquet speaker, former Chicago Bears defensive lineman Dan Hampton!

Attendance records will be submitted to ILETSB – please check their database to access your awarded mandate hours.

Autism 101 Free Less Lethal Alternatives Training being offered across the state.

Autism and the Law Enforcement Response equips law enforcement professionals with a foundational understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Participants learn how individuals with autism may behave, communicate, and respond in a variety of situations. The course addresses high-risk and crisis incidents and provides practical strategies to safely defuse and de-escalate encounters, along with effective approaches for interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects who have autism.

This 2026 complimentary training is made possible by the Less Lethal Alternatives for Law Enforcement grant awarded to ILEAS by the ICJIA. 

For additional information to include training locations, dates and additional course information, click here.  All training is certified by ILETSB and hosted by the MTU's.

Calibre Press Free Less Lethal Alternatives Training being offered across the state.

This 2026 complimentary training is made possible by the Less Lethal Alternatives for Law Enforcement grant awarded to ILEAS by the ICJIA.  For additional information to include training locations, dates and additional course information, click the link below.  All training is certified by ILETSB and hosted by the MTU's.  

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Governing Board - Executive Officers

Daniel Vittorio
President
Oak Lawn Police Dept
Mark Vogelzang
Vice-President
Piatt County Sheriff's Office
Paul Gann
Secretary
Mason County Sheriff's Office
Brian E. VanVickle
Treasurer
Ogle County Sheriff's Office
Derek Watts
Sergeant-at-Arms
WIU Office Of Public Safety