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Police chief reports Lexipol rating jump to 98%; council raises youth safety concerns

City of Bristow City Council · March 16, 2026
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Summary

Police Chief Kevin Webster told the council the department's Lexipol rating rose from 69% on Dec. 31, 2025, to 98%. Councilmembers discussed enforcing helmet rules for youth ATVs and asked staff to research electric-scooter regulations.

Police Chief Kevin Webster reported an improvement in departmental policy and compliance measures, saying that when he took over on Dec. 31, 2025, the department's Lexipol rating was 69% and that the rating has since risen to 98%. He told the council he is focusing this year on verification and plans to seek accreditation the following year.

Councilmembers and the mayor praised the improvement and turned to public-safety concerns about youths operating ATVs and motorcycles without helmets. Councilmember Judd Johns urged a no-tolerance approach for unrestrained young riders. A resident raised a question about two-wheel electric scooters; City Attorney Beth Anne said the city will look into legal options and any required rules or ordinances.