The Elk Grove Police Department’s Policy Manual is guided by Lexipol, which is based on constitutional law and a “best practice” philosophy. Lexipol is the industry standard and is currently used by the majority of California Law Enforcement agencies. The Elk Grove Police Department policy manual is subject to frequent updates based upon changes in State or Federal laws and/or best practices. As changes occur, the most recent polices will be posted on our webpage. Disclaimer: Certain policies relating to sensitive security, tactics and officer safety issues have not been disclosed in accordance with California Government Code Section 6254(f), 6254(aa) and 6254(ab).
Mission, Vision, and Values
Law Enforcement Code of Ethics Chapter 1 - Law Enforcement Role and Authority 100 - Law Enforcement Authority 102 - Chief Executive Officer 104 - Oath of Office 106 - Policy Manual
Chapter 2 - Organization and Administration 200 - Organizational Structure and Responsibility 204 - Departmental Directive 206 - Emergency Management Plan 208 - Training Policy 212 - Electronic Mail 214 - Administrative Communications 216 - Staffing Levels 218 - License to Carry a Firearm 220 - Retiree Concealed Firearms Chapter 3 - General Operations 300 - Use of Force 302 - Use of Force Review Boards 306 - Handcuffing and Restraints 308 - Control Devices and Techniques 309 - Conducted Energy Device 310 - Officer-Involved Shootings and Deaths 313 - Purchase of Assault Weapons by Sworn Personnel 314 - Vehicle Pursuits 316 - Officer Response to Calls 317 - CODE 7 Protocol 318 - Canines 319 - Watch Summary Protocol 320 - Domestic Violence 322 - Search and Seizure 323 - Prisoner Transport 324 - Temporary Custody of Juveniles 325 - Youth Reward Program 326 - Adult Abuse 329 - Harassment Discrimination and Retaliation Prevention 330 - Child Abuse 332 - Missing Persons 334 - Public Alerts 335 - Community Notification System 336- Victim and Witness Assistance 338 - Hate Crimes 340 - Standards of Conduct 341 - Documentation of Training Completion 342 - Information Technology Use 344 - Report Preparation 345 - Circulation Maintenance and Tracking of Training Bulletins and Memorandums 346 - Media Relations 347 - Administrative Citation Procedure 348 - Court Appearance And Subpoenas 350 - Reserve Officers 352 - Mutual Aid and Outside Agency Assistance 356 - Registered Offender Information 358 - Major Incident Notification 360 - Death Investigation 362 - Identity Theft 364 - Private Persons Arrests 366 - Anti-Reproductive Rights Crimes Reporting 368 - Limited English Proficiency Services 370 - Communications with Persons with Disabilities 372 - Mandatory School-Employer Notification 374 - Biological Samples 380 - Child and Dependent Adult Safety 382 - Service Animals 386 - Off-Duty Law Enforcement Actions 389 - Department Use of Social Media 390 - Gun Violence Restraining Orders 391 - Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Chapter 4 - Patrol Operations 400 - Patrol Function 401 - Patrol Shift Protocol 402 - Racial or Bias-Based Profiling 404 - Briefing Training 406 - Crime and Disaster Scene Integrity 410 - Ride-Along Policy 411 - Shoplifting Program 412 - Hazardous Material Response 418 - Mental Illness Commitments 419 - Intoxicated Persons 420 - Cite and Release Policy 422 - Foreign Diplomatic and Consular Representatives 426 - Reporting Police Activity Outside of Jurisdiction 428 - Immigration Violations 430 - Emergency Utility Service 434 - Aircraft Accidents 436 - Field Training Officer Program 438 - Obtaining Air Support 440 - Detentions And Photographing Detainees 442 - Criminal Organizations 444 - Watch Commanders 446 - In-Car Camera Body-Worn Camera Video 448 - Mobile Digital Computer Use 450 - Portable Audio Recorders 452 - Medical Marijuana 454 - Bicycle Patrol Unit 459- Foot Pursuits 463 - Automated License Plate Readers ALPRs 464 - Homeless Persons 465 - Crisis Intervention Incidents 466 - Public Recording of Law Enforcement Activity 468 - First Amendment Assemblies 470 - Medical Aid and Response Chapter 5 - Traffic Operations 500 - Traffic Function and Responsibility 502 - Traffic Collision Reporting 510 - Vehicle Towing Policy 512 - Vehicle Impound Hearings 513 - Red Light Camera Damage Protocol 514 - Impaired Driving 516 - Traffic Citations 520 - Disabled Vehicles 524 - 72-Hour Parking Violations 526 - Administrative Per Se Law APS Chapter 6 - Investigation Operations 600 - Investigation and Prosecution 602 - Sexual Assault Investigations 606 - Asset Forfeiture 612 - Brady Material Disclosure 614- Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Operations Chapter 7 - Equipment 700 - Department Owned and Personal Property 701 - Mobile Communication Devices 704 - Vehicle Maintenance 706 - Vehicle Use 707 - Respiratory Protection Program 708 - Cash Handling Security and Management Chapter 8 - Support Services 800 - Crime Analysis 802 - The Dispatch Center 803- Communications Training Officer Program 804 - Property and Evidence 806 - Records Bureau Procedures 808 - Restoration of Firearm Serial Numbers 810 - Records Maintenance and Release 812 - Protected Information 820 - Animal Services Chapter 9 - Custody 900 - Custodial Searches 903 - Temporary Custody of Adults Chapter 10 - Personnel 1000 - Recruitment and Selection 1022 - Seat Belts 1024 - Body Armor 1026 - Personnel Files 1028 - Request for Change of Assignment 1030 - Employee Commendations 1032 - Fitness for Duty 1035 - Lactation Break Policy 1036 - Electronic Time Entry Procedures 1038 - Overtime Compensation Requests 1040 - Outside Employment 1042 - Occupational Disease and Work-Related Injury Reporting