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A valid ordinance can still create a First Amendment problem when enforcement appears motivated by a person’s political speech: lexipol.com/resources/blog/w… #FirstAmendment #LawEnforcement #ElectionSeason #LegalUpdate
ALT A person in a police uniform stands in front of a parked police car, taking notes. A large sign nearby reads, "Vote Gowdy for Mayor." The image is titled "When Politics and Police Enforcement Collide" by Chief (Ret.) Ken Wallentine, with a Lexipol logo at the bottom.
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For many officers, an annual wellness visit is their first supportive mental health experience, and misconceptions can get in the way. Read what one police psychologist has learned about building trust so these visits can do more than check a box. police1.com/health-wellness/…
ALT A close-up of two people having a discussion. The person in the foreground has clasped hands, while the one in the background holds a pen and notepad. The text reads: "Beyond the Annual Wellness Visit: What Police Leaders Need to Know" by Jena (Casas) Kiser, Ph.D. The Lexipol logo is displayed above.
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When a crisis hits, the best leaders take a breath, set the adrenaline aside and draw on everything they’ve practiced. Watch the full When It Counts: Preparing for High-Risk, High-Visibility Events webinar here: event.on24.com/wcc/r/5333633…
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A department can have new apparatus, full crews and strong response times and still be heading in the wrong direction. Learn what to watch for and how chief officers can recalibrate. firerescue1.com/leadership/t…
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GPS technology can assist a warrant team, but it should never replace independent verification of the target location: lexipol.com/resources/blog/w… #WarrantService #LawEnforcement #OperationalPlanning #Training #LegalUpdate
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Lexipol is built by people who understand the job, because they’ve done it. Hear why Ray Radakovich, retired Assistant Chief of Police of the Greenfield Police Department, chose to continue serving public safety at Lexipol.
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Today, we honor the veterans who served our country, including those who continued that service as police officers, firefighters, EMS professionals, corrections officers and dispatchers. We’re proud to support those who protect others. Thank you, veterans.
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Public safety purchasing can be slow and hard to follow if you haven’t been trained in procurement. Today at 1 pm ET, Marco DeLeon, Chief (Ret.) Dan Brown and Jenn Myers of Scottsdale (AZ) explain how it works. There’s still time to register: one.lexipol.com/l/1088082/20…
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TOMORROW, join Marco DeLeon and Chief (Ret.) Dan Brown of Lexipol and Jenn Myers of Scottsdale (AZ) for a practical look at public safety purchasing. Learn how to approach it with more confidence and work with the right partners to keep projects moving! one.lexipol.com/l/1088082/20…
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AI can draft a policy in minutes, but it can’t tell you if the citations are real, current or right for your state. Chief (Ret.) Michael Ranalli explains the risks of the “Easy Button” and what leaders should consider before a courtroom does. one.lexipol.com/tip-sheet-ai…
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When a major incident hits, every agency in the region heads your way. Without a shared plan, that help can slow things down. Here’s how to get partner agencies on the same page before the bad day: lexipol.com/resources/blog/b…
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Burnout in EMS isn’t only about long hours or tough calls. New survey data from EMS1 shows unpredictable workloads and little recovery time may be driving providers out. Read what nearly 1,000 EMS professionals say would make the job more sustainable. ems1.com/ems-trend-report/wh…
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Training budgets are tight, but state requirements and ISO documentation don’t go away. See how Gaines Township (MI) Fire Department moved to online training to cut costs, track member progress and simplify compliance for its 30 members. lexipol.com/resources/case-s…
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Stalled purchases mean your team waits on equipment, training or services. Join Marco DeLeon, Chief (Ret.) Dan Brown and Jenn Myers of Scottsdale (AZ) on Nov. 10 at 1 pm ET for The Procurement Playbook to learn where purchases get stuck: one.lexipol.com/l/1088082/20…
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Your job as an instructor is to build up new recruits, not wear them down. A good instructor can be the reason a recruit stays and succeeds. Watch the full Hiring Young Correctional Officers: Addressing Generational Realities webinar here: one.lexipol.com/l/1088082/20…
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A critical incident doesn’t end when the call does. Recovery is just as important as readiness. Download our Critical Incident Self-Care Guide for strategies to manage stress, process trauma and protect your well-being. one.lexipol.com/Critical-Inc…
Happening today at 1 p.m. ET. Chief Kelly Gordon, Detective Siobhan McTighe, and Commander Eric Tung discuss what the "What Cops Want" survey shows about the patrol-command gap and practical ways leaders can respond. Register now to join live. one.lexipol.com/l/1088082/20…
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Paperwork may not be why you joined the fire service, but missing training records can cost your department. In Today’s Tip, Gordon Graham shares what to document so your training holds up to ISO review. lexipol.com/resources/todays…
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TOMORROW, a panel of law enforcement leaders will talk about how to rebuild trust and improve communication between patrol and command. Chief Kelly Gordon, Detective Siobhan McTighe and Commander Eric Tung join Lexipol at 1 pm ET. Register here: one.lexipol.com/l/1088082/20…
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Leading people who used to be your peers is one of the hardest parts of a promotion. Read how new leaders in police, fire and corrections can set clear expectations, apply them fairly and build a culture of character one decision at a time. lexipol.com/resources/blog/h…
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