Police departments, sheriff offices, and 911 centers run on networks that cannot wait until Monday. TREK Connex monitors, patches, and supports that stack with people who understand public-safety uptime — and who will drive Oklahoma roads when remote is not enough.
Public-safety work is CJIS-compliant by practice and policy against the FBI CJIS Security Policy. Technicians are fingerprinted. Call 855-240-8735 — we will not put your agency on a homepage.
The same per-user tiers we use for small business — Essential, Professional, and Complete — size to a station or dispatch floor. We do not publish prices or customer names here.
Who this is for
Oklahoma police, sheriff, and 911 operations that need a local MSP with CJIS-compliant process — not a national ticket queue.
CJIS-compliant operations
Criminal justice environments need process, not slogans. Fingerprinted techs and CJIS-compliant practice and policy come with the work. Not a vendor certificate.
911 and dispatch
Dispatch desks, radio-adjacent networks, and after-hours failures need 24/7 options and a person who answers.
Stations and field support
Patrol stations, evidence-adjacent systems, and shared campus networks monitored with a local callback.
Local response
A team that lives down the road. Remote first, on-site when the job needs a truck.
ODIS without the VPN hassle
Is your agency struggling to reach its ODIS server remotely through a VPN? Tunnel dropouts, shared credentials, and after-hours lockouts waste time when officers and records staff need the system now.
TREK Connex can help you publish ODIS for authorized users over a locked-down, identity-aware path — so staff authenticate the same way they already do for agency email, without hauling a VPN client for every shift. Contact us for details on how this fits CJIS-minded access for Oklahoma agencies.
No VPN required for day-to-day access
Authorized users reach ODIS through a browser path protected by your agency identity — MFA included — instead of fighting a VPN that fails when someone is off-site.
Keep the server where it is
The ODIS host stays on your network. We front it with a secure tunnel and access policy; we do not ask you to move the application to the public internet.
Built for who should get in
Allow lists follow your Entra / Microsoft 365 groups (for example police department membership), with audit of allow and deny. Break-glass and enrollment plans when you need them.
Talk it through before anything goes live
Every agency’s ODIS path and risk posture is different. Call 855-240-8735 or use the form — we will not put your agency name on this page.
Essential, Professional, and Complete
Per-user managed IT, sized for public-safety operations. We do not publish prices on this page.
Essential
Business Basic Microsoft 365, one hour of phone support, business-hours monitoring, monthly maintenance, basic reporting. Extra support is hourly with a two-hour minimum. Security add-ons and backup are separate.
Professional
Everything in Essential, plus Business Standard, eight hours of phone or onsite, extended hours, weekly proactive work, a monthly review, core cybersecurity, and a one-hour minimum.
Complete
Everything in Professional, plus Business Premium, sixteen hours onsite and unlimited phone, 24/7 with one-hour critical response, daily fully managed operations, QBR and vCIO light, Datto Endpoint Backup, 24/7 SOC, Inky, BullPhish, and IT Glue included.
Questions
Do you support police, sheriff, and 911 in Oklahoma?
Yes — when that is the engagement. Work is CJIS-compliant with fingerprinted technicians. We do not publish agency names. For town halls and public works, see Municipal Governments.
Are your technicians fingerprinted and CJIS-compliant?
Yes. Public-safety work is handled with fingerprinted technicians and CJIS-compliant processes against the FBI CJIS Security Policy. We do not claim a vendor certificate.
How is this different from Municipal Governments?
Municipal Governments covers town halls, cities, and public works. This page is focused on police, sheriff, and 911. Call 855-240-8735 if you are not sure which fits.
How do Essential, Professional, and Complete work for an agency?
They are per-user tiers, the same names we use for small business, sized for public-safety operations. Essential covers business-hours monitoring and monthly maintenance. Professional adds extended hours, weekly proactive work, and core cybersecurity. Complete adds 24/7 critical response, daily fully managed operations, backup, SOC, and documentation tools. We do not publish prices here.
Request an assessment
Tell us about the agency or dispatch environment. We will respond within 24 hours.