#ASCENSION PARISH SHERIFF SHERIFF SALES PROFESSIONAL#
Having these comprehensive policies in place also helped the agency gain CALEA accreditation in April 2022.ĪPSO’s Professional Standards & Accountability Unit is benefiting from the ability to keep policies up-to date and provide consistency across the department. “It’s been a game changer for us as an agency to help us move into the future, to help us progress, to help us communicate better with our employees,” Lt. With Lexipol, APSO has created a foundation based on nationwide standards and best practices. On the management side, it’s pretty intuitive,” Lt.
“With the electronic manual, it’s so much easier to find what you’re looking for. Using an online system for policy management also increases productivity for APSO’s Professional Standards & Accountability Unit. We can reach the entire department at once with a Daily Training Bulletin,” Sgt. “We’re an agency that was recently accredited and we found the Daily Training Bulletins to be a very good portal for standards and to issue training on those standards, like pursuit training or bias training. Once the new policies were in place, APSO started using Lexipol’s Daily Training Bulletins to enhance employee policy comprehension. It was absolutely wonderful to have someone help us facilitate that.” “We were customizing policies to our specifications, including policies that were best practice and policies that we didn’t even realize we needed. “It wouldn’t have gone as smoothly without the Lexipol Implementation Services representative, because everything was all so new,” Lt. While going live with Lexipol took time, APSO had the help of Lexipol’s Professional Services to walk them through the process. “So we started making phone calls and eventually, we became the first sheriff’s office in Louisiana to have a Lexipol policy manual.” “We knew that if we were ever going to be an accredited agency through CALEA, we would probably need to be under the Lexipol model,” he says. I was at his two-hour seminar, and I was blown away by it,” Sheriff Webre says.Īt the time, Lexipol was not yet providing services in Louisiana. “I’d never seen anybody in my life that could make risk management interesting. the day of the sale.At an IACP conference, Sheriff Webre had the opportunity to attend a session with risk management expert and Lexipol co-founder Gordon Graham.
#ASCENSION PARISH SHERIFF SHERIFF SALES FULL#
cashier’s check in the full amount of the bid will be needed no later than 2 p.m.
personal check, which will be returned to you upon receipt of the cashier’s check. letter from your financial institution stating you have funds. The successful bidder will need to have the following items immediately after the sale.You must come to the sale prepared to pay your bid price in full. The terms of sale are cash to the last and highest bidder.All sales are oral bidding against the mortgage companies here at the Livingston Parish Court House at 10 a.m.All sales are legal, binding, and final sales. If you bid on a property and it is later learned that it is the wrong property in which you intended to bid, you cannot withdraw your bid. It is to your advantage to be familiar with any and all properties on which you bid.RULES AND REGULATIONS REGARDING SHERIFF SALES Entry onto the property can be considered a trespass. The homes that are scheduled to be sold may still be occupied and individuals occupying the property have a right to privacy. The Livingston Parish Sheriff cannot authorize any entry into any of the structures on the property. No access is allowed onto any of the property listed on this website prior to the auction which is a judicial sale. In no event will the Sheriff be liable for any damages whatsoever, whether direct, consequential, incidental, special, or any claim for attorney fees, arising out of the use of or inability to use the information provided herewith. As a service provided by the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office this system allows access to case information 24 hours a day. Welcome to the Online Civil Process and Foreclosure System.
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