San Antonio Police Department

The San Antonio Police Department uses LexisNexis’s Community Crime Map, confirmed through three independent sources: an official SAPD Nextdoor post from February 2018 that explicitly linked to ‘the LexisNexis Community Crime Map’ as a city resource; a December 2024 KSAT news investigation that cited ‘a community crime map that San Antonio police use’ and attributed it to LexisNexis; and the University of Texas at San Antonio’s public safety page, which states that CCM ‘helps UTSAPD and SAPD create awareness about local crime.’

The SAPD CCM relationship has been active since at least early 2018 and remains confirmed as of December 2024 — a continuous seven-year-plus data feed of San Antonio crime incidents to LexisNexis. CCM requires an automated sync from SAPD’s records management system, meaning San Antonio crime data flows to LexisNexis on an ongoing basis.

Two Texas statewide pipelines also apply: TxDOT routes all Texas crash reports through LexisNexis BuyCrash, meaning SAPD traffic collision reports flow to LexisNexis through the state DOT. And the Texas VINE system — managed by the Texas AG’s office through Appriss — covers all 254 Texas county jails, including the Bexar County Jail where SAPD arrestees are held.

Whether SAPD has a PSDEX data contribution agreement on top of its CCM relationship has not been confirmed. Texas has no sanctuary policies. San Antonio is approximately 150 miles from the US-Mexico border, making federal immigration enforcement one of the more active uses of PSDEX data in the region.