Lexipol
Public Safety SoftwareFrisco, Texas, United States
Lexipol authors policy manuals, training bulletins and consulting services for US law enforcement, fire and other public safety agencies, and is the dominant private provider in that market. Founded in 2003 by Gordon Graham and Bruce Praet, it has been owned by the private equity firm GTCR since 2021. It also operates trade publications including Police1. Academic research has documented its central role in privatised police policymaking.
The Lexipol journey
2003 · founded
Founded in California by Gordon Graham and Bruce Praet, former police officers turned lawyers, to sell standardised, liability-tested policy manuals to law enforcement agencies.
↗2014 · acquisition
Acquired by The Riverside Company, a private equity firm. Market penetration accelerates sharply under its ownership.
↗2021 · acquisition
Acquired by GTCR, a Chicago-based private equity firm, for an undisclosed sum.
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What is Lexipol?
Lexipol authors policy manuals, training bulletins and consulting services for US law enforcement, fire and other public safety agencies, and is the dominant private provider in that market. Founded in 2003 by Gordon Graham and Bruce Praet, it has been owned by the private equity firm GTCR since 2021. It also operates trade publications including Police1. Academic research has documented its central role in privatised police policymaking.
Who founded Lexipol?
Lexipol is associated with Gordon Graham, Bruce Praet, Jack Blaha.
What is the latest news on Lexipol?
The most recent StartupFox coverage is “Blue Voice Raises $6M to Put 15,000 Pages of Police Policy in an Officer's Pocket” (1 September 2026). All stories are listed on this page.