Missouri Information Analysis Center

About MIAC

The Missouri Information Analysis Center provides a public safety partnership including local, state, and federal agencies; the public sector; and private entities. These partners collect, evaluate, analyze, and disseminate information and intelligence to the agencies tasked with Homeland Security responsibilities in a timely, effective, and secure manner.

MIAC is the mechanism for collecting incident reports of suspicious activities. This allows such reports to be evaluated and analyzed with the intention of identifying potential trends or patterns of terrorist or criminal operations within the state of Missouri.

MIAC provides the vehicle for effective communication between federal, state, and local law enforcement community within our region.

Start Receiving Investigative Support

Become a Member

Visit the MIAC website to become a member and submit a request for information: momiac.net

Join the MIAC Distribution List

Email: miac@mshp.dps.mo.gov. Include your official agency email address, phone, and title/position. Begin receiving MIAC time-sensitive notices instantly.

Share Information with MIAC

When you see suspicious incidents, or notice criminal patterns in your area, please call or email the Missouri Information Analysis Center.

Strategic Operations

Focus on Terrorism, Extremism, & Organized Crime

Provides specialized analytic assistance related to groups and/or individuals with violent ideological motivation or links to criminal organizations.

• Anarchist extremists
• Outlaw motorcycle gangs
• Animal rights extremists
• Prison gangs
• Racially motivated violent extremists
• Sovereign citizen extremists
• Environmental extremists
• Anti-government extremists
• Responsible for vetting Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) for terrorism or behaviors reasonably indicative of criminal activity.

Contact Strategic Operations via: strategicintel@mshp.dps.mo.gov

Criminal Operations

Area & Problem Specific Analytic Support

• Sharing and analyzing of information with intelligence partners through the secure website.
• Developing timelines, charts, and maps for both courtroom and investigative purposes.
• Analyzing Call Detail Records and providing cell phone mapping services.
• Providing training across the state to ensure partners understand and receive all available MIAC resources.
• Gaining personal knowledge of criminal activity by attending intelligence sharing meetings and building personal partnerships.

Contact Criminal Operations via: miac.projects@mshp.dps.mo.gov

Tactical Operations

24/7 Support for Any Criminal Investigation

Provides the following for suspects in criminal cases:

• Last known addresses and phone numbers
• Next of kin
• Certified driving records
• Corrections data and state inmate phone call information
• Employment/wage history
• Telephone subscriber, provider, and emergency contacts
• Noncustodial Department of Revenue searches
• Financial Crimes Enforcement Network results
• Deconflictions
• Photo lineups for violent felonies
• MIAC alerts for major crimes

Visit momiac.net to submit a request for information. Results may be given over the phone, by fax, or through a secure agency email account.

Cybersecurity

Partnered with the Missouri Office of Homeland Security

The cybersecurity program supports the coordination of cybersecurity resources to state and local law enforcement, as well as the private and public sectors.

Cybersecurity Distribution List

Send your name, job title, company/agency, and secure email to: securityintel@mshp.dps.mo.gov. You will receive an email confirming you have been approved for the distribution list.

Report Suspicious Cyber Activity: www.p3tips.com

Courage2Report — Statewide School Violence Prevention

Courage2Report is a statewide school violence prevention effort. Through this program, anyone can submit a tip or report regarding a safety issue in a K-12 school. Those who contact Courage2Report can do so confidentially to mitigate the fear of retribution or consequences.

Students, staff, parents, and all members of the community are encouraged to speak up — tell a trusted adult or use Courage2Report.

Tips can be submitted by calling the hotline, downloading the free mobile app, or using the online form located on the Courage2ReportMO.com website.

Missing Persons / Human Trafficking

The Missing Persons/Human Trafficking unit works in conjunction with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System. These entities work 24/7 to assist law enforcement agencies nationwide with identifying and recovering missing persons and victims of human trafficking.

missingpersons@mshp.dps.mo.gov — 573-526-6178 · 866-362-6422

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