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Lexipol provides policy management solutions and training for public safety and corrections agencies, helping facilities ensure compliance with state and federal laws. This directory offers articles and resources on how Lexipol’s services can enhance policy development, risk management, and staff training within correctional facilities. Understanding Lexipol’s benefits can help administrators maintain up-to-date policies and reduce liability. For related content, explore our section on Corrections Policies.
The duty to intervene in an excessive force situation is your legal and moral responsibility
First responders need to prioritize mental health and seek help when needed
Start small — try dedicating just 15 minutes a day to one new hobby
Implementing a program may be a challenge, but it’s one you should strongly consider
In Gillman v. City of Troy, the 6th Circuit ruled on qualified immunity for failure to provide medical care to a detainee in withdrawal
Corrections is a demanding career, but officers can maintain wellness with the right strategies; learn how to manage stress and avoid burnout
Keep in mind that your communications can end up in many places, including internal affairs, employee evaluations, the superintendent’s desk and a court of law.
With peer support teams and a state-of-the-art wellness app, the Colorado Department of Corrections is prioritizing the wellbeing of its workforce
When jails become overcrowded, it affects the safety of inmates, staff and visitors
From body cameras to healthcare access, the new year will bring key policy shifts to improve corrections operations
Learn how inmate privacy violations, as officers observed an inmate’s naked body during childbirth, led to a lawsuit in Brown v. Dickey
Today, most agencies have reduced or eliminated pensions; that means it’s on you to financially plan for retirement
Jail suicide prevention training, teaching officers to recognize and respond to inmates at risk, saves lives through vigilance and care
Hiring the right wellness coordinator for your agency is an investment in the health and resilience of your entire organization
These apps can serve as invaluable tools in fostering resilience and preventing burnout among first responders
The initiative addresses the growing mental wellness challenges among correctional staff members amid staffing shortages and budget constraints
Take charge of your physical health and wellness so you can identify potential issues and address them before they cause trouble
The most effective programs, in my view, are those in which staff members confront the inmates about the problems and behavior that got them locked up
Inmates can be resourceful, turning everyday items into dangerous weapons, often to gain status or for protection
The safety of your personnel, your facility and your inmates depend on these inspections
As a first responder, it’s easy to get disconnected from home and family; make your home a sanctuary and be present for your loved ones
Prioritize first responder safety and wellness with grants to support initiatives for mental health, resilience and physical fitness
Elderly inmates pose some special challenges in corrections, including safety issues as well as the physical and mental problems associated with age
The court determines if liability falls to jail staff members in a recent case involving an inmate suicide
Lexipol employees have a personal love and passion for the public safety industry
The added wealth of experience, leadership will continue to bring innovative solutions to customers in public safety
The nomination for the 2024 Business Intelligence Group award focused on the Cordico wellness app
Lexipol’s comprehensive suite of solutions address key challenges for public safety and local government agencies
The Best in Biz Award recognizes the new version of Lexipol’s Cordico wellness app for first responders
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