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Association, the Ohio Chapter and computer crime investigators in general. All rights are reserved. Permission for
free use of material on this web site will likely be granted for legitimate uses that further the cause of criminal
justice and law enforcement. No sensitive or confidential information will be placed on this site. For information,
please contact us by e-mail or regular mail.
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Membership Qualifications Application Procedures
Membership is open to:
Peace Officers, Investigators and Prosecuting Attorneys engaged in the investigation and/or prosecution of criminal activity
associated with computers and/or advanced technologies. Each member shall be regularly employed by the Federal Government,
State Government, Counties, and/or Municipal subdivisions of any state, or
Management Level and Senior Staff Security Professionals in the regular employ of private business or Industry in the various
states, the primary duties of which, are the control and responsibility for security and/or investigation in computer or
advanced technology environments, or by virtue of his/her position or interest can provide, or have a need for information
and training in the areas of computer and/or advanced technologies.
Obtain an application form, complete it, and send it along with a check for $50 for new applications, $40 for renewals, to:
Carol Hutchings
HTCIA Executive Secretary
7441 Foothills Blvd., Ste. 175 PMB 41
Roseville, CA 95747
PH: 916.408-1751
FX: 916.408-7543
exec_secty@htcia.org
Membership information and application can be downloaded from the International HTCIA web site. Applications also may be obtained at Ohio
chapter events or by email request. Upon approval, a membership packet is sent, and the chapter newsletter and notifications will begin.
Member Benefits
In addition to the networking and training benefits available at the International level, Ohio Chapter members can interact with fellow computer crime professionals closer to home with regular meetings, regional training seminars, the annual training conference, and the quarterly Buckeye Bits newsletter: