Adams County, Colorado has become OJBC’s fifth Member. Read more
Today, the Open Justice Broker Consortium was named among the inaugural winners of the Code for America Technology Awards at the 2015 Code for America Summit. OJBC is being recognized for its Open Justice Broker platform, which supports better information sharing and integration in the justice system through use of open source software and cross-boundary collaboration. Read more
The Board of Directors of the Open Justice Broker Consortium (OJBC) today released the core components of the Open Justice Broker (OJB) publicly under an open source license. Along with the open source release, the OJBC is expanding its Membership options to enable a wider range of participation from jurisdictions and justice agencies across the United States. Read more
The State of Michigan joined the non-profit Open Justice Broker Consortium (OJBC) on January 1, 2015. It is now the fourth member of the consortium, joining the States of Hawaii, Maine, and Vermont. The non-profit OJBC supports the exchange of critical information within the justice and public safety community. Its members develop information sharing capabilities collaboratively and collectively, then share and reuse them through the Open Justice Broker, a reliable, secure open source technology platform. Read more
The Open Justice Broker Consortium (OJBC) has been awarded a grant from the Laura and John Arnold Foundation (LJAF) to develop analytical capabilities in the Open Justice Broker, and implement those capabilities in three jurisdictions, starting with the State of Vermont (which is currently an OJBC Member), and expanding to two new Member jurisdictions by 2016. Read more
The Open Justice Broker Consortium (OJBC) was named a 2013 Best of NIEM winner November 6 by the NIEM Program Management Office (PMO). The award recognizes NIEM implementation projects that demonstrate how intergovernmental collaboration and innovative technology deliver results that improve mission performance, increase efficiency, and support government transparency. Read more