In this Lexipol webinar, part of the Leadership Principles Webinar Series, seasoned leaders Chief (Ret.) Mike Ranalli, Battalion Chief (Ret.) Bruce Bjorge and Chief (Ret.) Dave Funkhouser, discuss bridging leadership gaps across generational lines while exploring how to avoid common pitfalls, foster accountability, and build unity through purpose-driven leadership.
In Part 2 of this webinar series, we will focus on how traditional leadership tactics such as coaching, accountability, and real-time intervention can be paired with vehicle technology to reinforce training, improve decision-making, and promote safer driving behavior across the agency.
Join Lexipol for a webinar featuring experienced fire service leaders Deputy Chief Billy Goldfeder, Chief Rom Duckworth, Chief Kris Blume and Erin McGruder as they challenge fire and EMS leaders to take a hard look at whether their training priorities align with operational realities.
In this Lexipol webinar, we offer tangible guidance to empower wellness leaders and liaisons to rethink how financial health connects to every stage of a public safety career.
In Part 1 of this webinar series, we go beyond surface-level explanations to examine the human factors, training paradigms, and legal realities that shape officer behavior during high-stress vehicle-related encounters.
Join this Lexipol webinar as Battalion Chief (Ret.) Bruce Bjorge shares how fire service leaders can apply the principles of high-performing sports teams to drive operational excellence.
How situational awareness and proactive thinking can promote jail safety.
Avoid the top 3 leadership pitfalls in 2026
Join this Lexipol webinar which will examine some of the most persistent myths surrounding suicide in public safety.
Join Lexipol as we kick off the 2025 Firefighter Safety Stand Down and use the “reset” framework to explore the connection between mental health, performance and leadership.
Join this Lexipol webinar as Fire Chief Kristopher Blume and Susie Zavala explore how psychological factors impact ethical decision-making in the complex and demanding environment of the fire service.
Agency activity and behavioral metrics give you visibility into trends, insights and risks.
