Lexipol

[Notorious]

Its a monthly multiple choice questionnaire regarding your department policy.

We have one Lt. working full time on this for the next six months.

This takes a full time LT position and six months?

Sounds a lot like CALEA and their nonsense.

[cmoore]

Yeah, we're ballz-deep into it here too. It's required that we complete at least one DTB each day we work...totally greaseless and non-medicated with bits of shaved glass...

[Sicmaro]

We are required to complete 5 a month.....

[ckim34]

its useless

[4FTTY]

This takes a full time LT position and six months?

Apparently. I don't even want to know how much this thing costs. But I bet I could find better things to spend the money on...

[BigDogatPlay]

Lexipol's approach to policy through risk management is becoming the rage with brass all over. And it ain't cheap. Longer term I'm betting you'll see / hear more about them as the cases around CCW issuance continue forward as their model policy on issuance is in wide use as I understand it.

[tgriffin]

Sounds like the Lexus nexus people.

[415dog!]

Apparently. I don't even want to know how much this thing costs. But I bet I could find better things to spend the money on...

We heard 50k through the rumor mill for program and install. Unknown on updates and other additions crap

[jaysen]

I will refrain from comments which have already been stated but we've been using it now for over two years.

[solanoshooter]

We've had it for a few years. Brass was good about checking in the beginning but since I haven't completed one in over a year, they have either stopped checking/forgotten, or don't care if my division comported them.

[hitman13]

Some of you all have it easy. We have to do 1 DTB per calendar day of the month :/

[solanoshooter]

Some of you all have it easy. We have to do 1 DTB per calendar day of the month :/

So do we. Though like I said, no one has checked in quite a while.

But when they do, I'm screwed.

[HassanChop!]

My agency has been using this for the past three years. It came as a "Cookie Cutter" policy manual that was quickly found to have many faults. We have gone through countless revisions to bring it in line. All in all, a big PITA. One positive for us is that it changed many of our old "shall" and "will" verbs with "can" and "may", providing a little more wiggle room when covering your ***.

[cacop]

We have had it for 5-6 years and it was a PITA at first mostly due to the fact we went from 20 year old policies on paper to a paperless system. We may have stopped paying them after the initial change because the only changes we make are the ones we want such as allowing 1911s.