Rocky Mountain National Park (NPS)

Rocky Mountain National Park's law enforcement arm connects to the shared regional records system used across Larimer County, Colorado, called CRISP (Combined Regional Information Systems Project). CRISP is not a LexisNexis product; it's a separate computer-aided dispatch and records-management system that Fort Collins, Loveland, and the Larimer County Sheriff's Office fund and run for the county, with a set of smaller connected agencies riding on it.

Why this is worth flagging: the Town of Estes Park, another CRISP member, told FinePrint in response to a records request that it does not own or control the CRISP system and cannot produce records the system doesn't make available to it — and that CRISP-held records may reach "third party platforms" outside member agencies' control. That is a structural mechanism, not a confirmed LexisNexis relationship, but it is exactly the kind of accountability gap this project tracks. As a federal agency riding a county-run system, Rocky Mountain National Park's law enforcement data sits inside that same structure.