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ParticipantHello. We have dabbled with QR codes for brochures, most recently our annual report to avoid printing a bunch of them. We have not started using them for victim rights DV etc. For example we produced a tri-fold brochure summarizing the annual report with a QR code on the back to go to the full report. We don’t have any policies on them yet.
Have a great rest of your week.
Jim
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ParticipantHello. This is our policy for health and fitness. We test twice a year.
Jim
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ParticipantThis is Lake County SO’s. Have a great weekend.
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ParticipantHi good morning. Ours it attached, under the section titled Electronic Controle Device Evidence… Page 15.
Have a great day.
Jim
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ParticipantHello. We use “Detailcommander” for software. Our folks seem to like it. It handles scheduling, payments etc. We have two sworn coordinators and a civilian. The best contact for our program is Lt. Kelly Stone at kelly.stone@lcso.org. She manages the whole program.
September 5, 2025 at 9:53 am in reply to: Who Accreditation Manager Reports to (Idea question for agencies 50-150 sworn) #25244james.vachon
ParticipantHey, good morning. We are a little over 300 sworn, I saw your parameters, but figured I’d throw mine in anyway. I’m a sergeant however, the accreditation manager position has also been a contracted part-time civilian spot and also a part-time sworn spot. Right now I report to a captain however he was our lieutenant at the beginning of the year. I’m not sure if we’re going to get another lieutenant or stay with the status quo. Have a great weekend.
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ParticipantHello. Here you go. Our program has been around for roughly five years and it’s worked out very well.
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ParticipantHello. I believe we did a few years ago, like before Covid…. If I remember correctly, we adapted the women’s self-defense course we used to put on for the public to a civilian employee DT class. I’m checking with our training folks for specifics.
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ParticipantGood morning, Hope this helps.
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ParticipantHello. We use the Paws and Stripes training. If you’d like to contact our Therapy Dog lead, he is at Robert.Bedgood@lcso.org.
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ParticipantHello. This is Lake County SO’s job description. Happy New Year!
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ParticipantHello. This is Lake County SO’s policy. Tattoo section highlighted in green.
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ParticipantHello. Received this from our Marine Sgt
We are mainly running 22’ Sea Hunt BXBR’s. They are a 22’ center console. Powered by 250 Yamahas.
(I have a solid contact for these boats if he needs it. )
For our shallow water patrols and calls, we have a stump jumper 15’ airboat powered by a 440 Lycoming aircraft engine. We also run a 17’ Sea Arc center Console Mud Boat powered by a 37 horse power vanguard surface drive motor.
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ParticipantHello. Our Chaplain at Lake County SO wears either a shirt/tie or logo polo for routine assignments. For more formal occasions we have a white uniform shirt with a specialty badge that reads “Chaplain” and collar brass indicating which faith he/she is a Chaplain of.
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