TLEA-compliant general orders tailored to your department.
Tennessee Accreditation Solutions specializes in writing TLEA-compliant general orders tailored to your department’s needs. Whether you’re aiming for accreditation or simply require a policy set aligned with best practices, we’ve got you covered.
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One package. Here’s what you get.
A complete set of TLEA-aligned general orders, with your department policy portal included. The portal is part of the package, not a separate product.
Policy packages
Clear, current general orders tailored to your department and aligned with Tennessee Law Enforcement Accreditation standards. We don’t provide generic templates. Each set is written specifically for your department — town charter, town personnel policies, ordinances, and current policies — to reflect how you actually work.
Online policy portal
Policies on a custom website (phones and computers). Links inside orders to case law and Tennessee Code so officers can actually read them — something paper can’t do. Download and print for a hard copy. Digital acknowledgments; notifications when policies change or new ones are added; reminders when acknowledgments are still outstanding.
Forms and day-to-day usability
Needed forms and clear category tiles so officers can find orders quickly during a shift.
Written policy set plus the department website, with annual keep-current available after delivery. Departments can start with the policy work delivered through the portal — full portal access while policies are being written — so they see the system in use. The goal is the Complete Package: policies + site + ongoing maintenance that keeps both current. Talk with Scott for details — pricing on request.
Accreditation manager support
Practical support to manage PowerDMS, organize proofs, prepare for review, and make sure your assessment runs smoothly. This is a different engagement from the all-in policy package — talk with Scott if that is your path.
Policy package path
Complete TLEA-aligned general orders with the department policy portal included. Built for agencies that need usable policy without an enterprise software stack.
Accreditation support path
Agencies pursuing TLEA accreditation typically use PowerDMS. That path does not include the TAS policy portal. Soft, separate conversation — not a second homepage product pitch.
How we work
Five clear steps. One package. Portal included when we deliver.
We start with your current orders and local rules
We take into account your town charter, town personnel policies, ordinances, and how your agency actually operates — along with the policies you already have.
We write TLEA-compliant orders for your department
We don’t provide generic templates. Each general order set is written specifically for your department and aligned with Tennessee Law Enforcement Accreditation standards.
You review; we revise
The Chief decides who reviews the policies. We revise until the package fits how you run the agency.
We stand up your online policy portal and deliver the package
The portal is part of the complete package — not an upsell at the end. While we write, your people can already use the site for drafts and review.
Optional annual maintenance to keep it current
Annual maintenance keeps the written package and the portal current as laws and standards change.
Peer, not a vendor
Scott Slavin spent more than 27 years in law enforcement before starting Tennessee Accreditation Solutions in 2022. He writes TLEA-aligned general orders for Tennessee departments — whether you’re working toward accreditation or you just need written policy that matches how your agency works.
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Is the portal separate?
No. It is included in the complete package — a benefit of the all-in offer, not a separate product.
Do we need PowerDMS for this package?
No. This path is for departments that need usable policy delivered simply, without that platform.
Do we have to pursue accreditation?
No. You can take the package for usable policy whether or not you are working toward TLEA accreditation.
What if we’re pursuing TLEA accreditation?
That’s a different engagement. Agencies on that path typically use PowerDMS, and it does not include the TAS policy portal. Talk with Scott if that is your situation — practical support is available to manage PowerDMS, organize proofs, and prepare for review.
Does TAS award TLEA accreditation?
No. Assessors do. TAS builds policy packages and supports agencies; accreditation decisions belong to the assessors.
Where do our files live?
On your department portal — not this public marketing site. Your policies stay private to your agency.
How much does it cost?
Talk with Scott. We keep the offer simple: one complete package, with annual maintenance available to keep it current.
Ready to talk about a package for your department?
Complete Package — policies plus portal. Built for Tennessee agencies — peer guidance, not a vendor pitch.
Talk with Scott