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OACP
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Help OACP's Board of Directors navigate Membership Bylaw
issues. Your Response is Requested!
The Board of Directors needs your assistance as we work on
updating the Membership Article in the OACP Bylaws. We are asking that every Active and Associate
member fill out and submit a brief form.
Active members: Click here to access and submit form
Association members: Click here to access and submit form
2019 Joint OACP/OSSA Fall Conference
September 11 & 12
$140 (Members) $165 (Non-members)
Don't miss early
registration now through August 20. After August 20, the
registration fees will increase by $20 ($160 Members and $185 Non-members).
Click here for information about our speakers and sponsors.
Click here to register.
OACP Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Institute
December 9-13
Join us for the fourth session of the OACP Law Enforcement
Executive Leadership Institute hosted at DPSST. Registration will begin in
the fall. Mark your calendars for this valuable training as space will be
limited.
1191 Capitol St. NE, Salem, OR 97301 |503.315.1411
Chief RandySparacino
retires from Medford PD
Chief David Henslee presented Chief Sparacino with the OACP Retirement
plaque at his retirement celebration on August 7. Chief Sparacino retired
from Medford PD after more than 29 years at the department. The OACP
congratulates him and wishes him the best.
Congratulations to the
new Chief of Reedsport, Matt Smart. Chief Smart will be sworn in Thursday, August 22
at 5:00 pm in front of the Reedsport Police Department. A reception will
follow. All members are invited to attend.
Oregon
News
Police chief leans
into second year on the job
Curry Coastal Pilot
Brookings Director of Public Safety and Chief of Police Kelby McCrae is
heading into his second year as Brookings' top cop with excitement and a
strong vision for community service.
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Gearhart police chief
calls out city councilor
The Astorian
Police Chief Jeff Bowman said City
Councilor Kerry Smith was "grossly wrong" when Smith came to his
office in July to ask about a dog bite investigation.
Read More
New Tillamook County Sheriff has big
goals for public service
Headlight Herald
Jim Horton was appointed Sheriff of Tillamook County on Friday, August 2.
He is taking over Andy Long's term, who retired, for the 15 months left of
the term. His term ends in November 2020. Sheriff Horton will be filing for
permanent office for the four-year term.
Read More
School district wraps up 3-phase
school safety project in wake of shootings
News 10
Since 2013, the Eagle Point School District has been
implementing new safety measures to make sure kids are safe at school. Come
September, the three-phase project will be nearly complete.
Read More
National
News
Agency launches first-ever tribal law
enforcement census to understand public safety system
Bismark Tribune
The Bureau of Justice Statistics is conducting its first
census of tribal law enforcement agencies in the U.S. to better understand
tribal public safety systems and issues they face.
Read More
Barr calls for swift death penalty
for mass shooters, cop killers
Associated Press
Attorney General William Barr staunchly defended the work of law
enforcement Monday - promising to push for new legislation to swiftly carry
out the death penalty for suspects who commit mass shootings or kill police
officers, while also taking aim at prosecutors who "style themselves
as 'social justice' reformers."
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Law enforcement officers get in
back-to-school spirit
News 6 at Nine
Last week, hundreds of children
joined deputies and personnel for a giveaway event called "Shop with
the Sheriff." Hosted at local Walmart stores, school-aged children
could enjoy breakfast, lunch and cool treats as they shopped for
back-to-school clothes.
Read More
Community inundates Dunwoody Police
Department with goodies after officer dragged by car
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
After one of their own was dragged alongside a car onto I-285
and thrown from the vehicle last week, the police department has been
overloaded with sweet treats sent in by residents for the injured officer.
Read More
OACP Weekly Update
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Oregon News
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National News
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Leadership Training
Introducing one of our
Fall Conference Speakers:
Kirk Weisler
Kirk Weisler, president of Team Dynamics, has over 18 years of experience
with executive coaching, speaking, and research in building strong
workplace cultures. He is known for his ability to share personal life
stories, converse with his audience, and offer coaching that builds trust
and inspires action.
Click here to read more about Kirk.
Leadership Training
Opportunity
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Leadership in Law Enforcement
Real Development
Virtual Meetings
Leadership
in Law Enforcement is for
supervisors in small and medium-size agencies in the Northwest. Experienced
leaders and those new to their role will benefit from the program.
Participants
will increase awareness of their current leadership style, learn
fundamental leadership concepts and skills,
establish their own goals, and receive support from their peers and coach as
they apply new approaches in their positions.
"Centerpoint provides a
unique approach to law enforcement leadership training that emphasizes
self-awareness, communication, team-building, and the importance of
positive relationships."
-Tim Snaith, Captain, Jackson County Sheriff's Office | Medford,
OR
Click here for more information and a registration
form.
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