Integrated Law and Justice Agency of Orange County (ILJAOC)

The Integrated Law and Justice Agency of Orange County — known as ILJAOC — is a joint powers authority that serves as the formal billing intermediary for the Orange County AVCC consortium. It is not a law enforcement agency itself, but it holds the master contract with LexisNexis on behalf of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department and all consortium sub-agencies.

This structural detail has real investigative consequences. A public records request for the OC AVCC master contract should be filed with ILJAOC — not the Orange County Sheriff’s Department directly. ILJAOC’s executive director signed the governing agreement on January 31, 2023. The most recent confirmed contract term runs through June 2029, with an annual subscription fee of $462,000 for the optional renewal period.

ILJAOC’s governing documents — its joint powers agreement and member agency list — would identify every Orange County criminal justice agency participating in the consortium arrangement, potentially unlocking the full list of 50+ sub-agencies in a single filing. ILJAOC is funded by and accountable to its member agencies, making its records directly accessible under California’s CPRA.