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Wichita approves $235,000-plus contract for Lexipol police policy management to support accreditation
Summary
The City Council approved a contract to adopt Lexipol policy-management software for the Wichita Police Department to streamline policy updates, support Kansas accreditation standards and provide tracking that officers have acknowledged policy changes.
The Wichita City Council on Feb. 15 approved a contract to adopt Lexipol policy-management software for the Wichita Police Department to centralize and speed reviews of departmental policies and support the department’s work toward state accreditation.
The measure authorizes a one-time 2025 implementation cost of $108,000 and an annual recurring payment of $127,253 for Lexipol services, which the department says are included in the police 2025 adopted budget and require no additional city funding.
City officials said the department currently relies on a largely manual review process managed by a single employee who also handles several other duties. Captain Aaron Moses, Wichita Police Department accreditation manager, told the council that the manual…
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