Drug Intelligence Officer (DIO)-ME 11-01-2025

Title: Drug Intelligence OfficerLocation: Maine Information and Analysis Center, Augusta, MEDivision/Unit: Overdose Response StrategyArea of Responsibility: State of MaineOrganization: New England HIDTA (Town of Scarborough, Maine and the National HIDTA Program, funded by the Office of National Drug Control Policy)OverviewThe Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) administers and funds the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) program with the mission to enhance and coordinate control efforts among federal, state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies in order to eliminate or reduce drug trafficking and its harmful consequences in critical regions of the United States.The HIDTA program invests in partnerships to build safe and healthy communities. With support from ONDCP and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Overdose Response Strategy (ORS) initiative is an unprecedented and unique collaboration between public health and public safety, created to help local communities reduce drug overdoses and save lives by sharing timely data, pertinent intelligence, and innovative strategies.The ORS is implemented by state teams made up of Drug Intelligence Officers (DIO) and Public Health Analysts (PHA), who work together to increase communication, data flow, and intelligence sharing between public safety and public health sectors within and across ORS states and beyond.The New England HIDTA will provide administrative oversight and direction to the DIO position. The posted position will be based out of the Maine Information and Analysis Center, Augusta, ME.ResponsibilitiesFacilitate collaboration between public safety and public health entities to address drug overdose related issues.Coordinate with other ORS DIOs throughout the United States.Work with the Maine PHA and other representatives of the CDC in furtherance of joint projects and initiatives. Implement the Felony Arrest Program: track and relay drug-related felony arrests in the State of Maine of out-of-state and out-of-area residents and notify appropriate law enforcement agencies.Serve as a conduit for interstate and intrastate requests for information. Establish points of contact with the key federal, state, local, and tribal representatives to:promote awareness and increase collaborationcoordinate meetings, trainings, and outreach opportunitiesmanage use of central databases ensuring the timely exchange of information. identify drug trafficking operations across jurisdictions Conduct interviews and liaison with members of public health, law enforcement, and private sectors to remain current on fluctuating drug threats and trendsPrepare briefs, written reports, and presentationsTravel as required to perform certain work-related functionsRequirementsQualifications & Skill Requirements:Prior law enforcement managerial experience at the federal, state, county or local levelExceptional ability to communicate with diverse audiencesExceptional writing and public speaking skills Demonstrated capacity to positively interact with various federal, state, local, and tribal stakeholdersProficient in Microsoft Office, specifically: Word, Excel, and PowerPointWorking knowledge of law enforcement databasesAbility to work independently and exercise sound judgement absent explicit directionAdditional RequirementsMust be United States citizenMust possess and maintain a valid driver’s licenseMust undergo an in-depth background investigation, be eligible for and maintain a national security clearanceBachelor Degree or equivalent experienceBenefitsContract Term & Compensation: This is a one-year contract position renewable on a yearly basis, based on performance and program continuation. The maximum annual compensation for this contract position is $(phone number removed) which includes a $500 per month vehicle allowance.Benefits: Benefits are not included. Relocation expenses are not included.Background Check: Continuation of the contract is contingent upon the successful adjudication of a background investigation and national security clearance.Applications will be accepted until close of business, Friday, November 14, 2025