Log off script local and domain

they will both run i beleive, but i am not certain on how it will go :) however, any other settings in the the GPO will override the local policy

maybe its worth putting the script in the startup folder rather than the local policy?

Its only 5 people and I dont like making too many GPO policies, Does it make a difference if I have too many Policies? I have about 120 users with 2 domain controllers and 4 current policies.

There is no problem having policies split for situations like this, my advice would be to put them in a separate OU

The application of policy goes like so:

Local
Site
Domain
OU, OU, OU, etc (with the closest GPO to the client applying last).

Now, you CAN change this in GPMC, however it's not normally necessary to alter the default behaviour if you have designed things properly.

What are you attempting to do?  Each User can run a different logon script that is called from their Account properties in AD - AND - a GPO at the domain level could run and do things common to all users.  This would layer things properly.

I need to run a log off scripts that sends some files to the server.
If I move the users to their own OU that would throw things off a lil bit, I have each dept on their perspective OU with GPO attached to them.
That why I was thinking of just adding the log off script localy. (these users are from different dept and not all users in the dept need the script)
What you do think?