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OACP
News
2019 Joint
OACP/OSSA Fall Conference
September 11 &
12
Registrations
coming soon. Watch for a message coming this week with more information.
OACP Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Institute
December 9-13
We are excited to announce 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 is limited.
2019 IACP Conference to be held in Chicago
October 26-29
LAST CHANCE TO RESERVE A ROOM AT HYATT REGENCY MCCORMICK
PLACE FOR THE IACP CONFERENCE! Rooms get released to public on July 31st.
Don't miss the opportunity to stay right next to the convention
center.
Click here to reserve a room.
Thank you once again to LeadsOnline for offering to sponsor our
Oregon Night dinner.
1191 Capitol St. NE, Salem, OR 97301 |503.315.1411
Active:
Lt. Jason Cooper, Ontario
Chief Curtis Whipple, Rogue River
Sgt. Russell Holt, Umatilla
Cdr. Scott Hewetson Sr., Hillsboro
Chief Steven Romero, Ontario
Cdr. Michael Leader, Hillsboro
Capt. Conrad Gagner, Cottage Grove
Capt. Alan Lynn, Albany
Lt. Bob Trump, Keizer
Associate:
Chief Counsel Michael Slauson, Oregon DOJ
Lt. Debbie Aguilar, Salem
Lt. Michael Bennett, Salem
Lt. Ben Bales, Salem
Lt. Brian Prevett, Salem
Lt. Treven Upkes, Salem
Lt. Shawn Adams, Salem
Lt. Jeff Barratt, Salem
Lt. Jason Van Meter, Salem
Sgt. Natalia Tovey, Umatilla
Det./Sgt. William Wright, Umatilla
Oregon
News
Defusing the threat
Pamplin Media
To Clackamas County Sheriff's Office deputies Chris Thomas and Justin
Smith, police work carries with it a set of risks. But in becoming bomb
technicians, to go along with their regular duties, the two have upped the
ante.
Read More
SOU public safety officers to get
code-violation training with APD
SOUNews
Southern Oregon University's Campus Public Safety officers may occasionally
be seen in downtown Ashland beginning this week, citing people for smoking,
intrusive panhandling and other minor infractions as part of a new training
program with Ashland Police.
Read More
New Law Changes Campus Security at
Oregon Colleges
KDRV
A new law is changing campus security
at colleges across the state. It's called Kaylee's Law and is named after
Kaylee Sawyer. She was killed by a security officer at Central Oregon
Community College in Bend during 2016.
Read More
National
News
La Plata police 'Stuff the Squad Car'
with food for needy kids
Maryland Independent
The La Plata Police Department held
its first "Stuff the Squad Car" event Saturday afternoon outside
the Safeway grocery store.
Read more
Dave Smith: The Great Badge Eating
Monster
policemag.com
There is a plague in the land that is terminating police
careers in a heartbeat, a phenomenon we have talked about, worried about,
and tried to get everyone to understand, all to no avail. Given the
continuing rise of social justice warriors and their political, media, and
law enforcement sycophants, a simple Facebook post, a funny Instagram meme,
or an innocuous Tweet can be the newest form of "You Bet Your
Badge!"
Read More
More racial diversity in U.S. police
departments unlikely to reduce shootings: study
Reuters
White police officers in the United
States are no more likely to shoot dead minorities than black or Hispanic
officers, undercutting the idea that increasing racial diversity in police
departments would reduce those shootings, a study released on Monday said.
Read More
OACP Weekly Update
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Office at 503.315.1411 or by visiting the website listed below.
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In This Issue...
1.
OACP News
2.
New OACP Members
3.
Oregon News
4.
National News
5.
Board Meeting Recap
2019 July Board Meeting
President Kris Allison (Central
Point) hosted this event at her agency and provided the board with a
barbecue lunch. Robust conversation centered around Membership
category issues and requirements, along with a host of other relevant
topics. Those able to stay enjoyed a memorable (wild & wet) jet boat
excursion on the Rogue River.
President
Allison facilitated some great discussion at the meeting.
Chief
Matt Workman (Warrenton) led discussion on OACP's membership
philosophy.
Chief
Darla Huxel (Umatilla) shared her thoughts on OACP membership issues.
Executive
Director, Kevin Campbell, shared some interesting events that took place
during the Legislative session.
This
hardy group survived the wild Rogue river.
President
Kris Allison enjoys the ride with fellow board members, Jeff Fossholm
(Silverton), Matt Workman (Warrenton), and Jason Schermerhorn (Cannon
Beach).
Kevin
and Marie Campbell enjoy time with board members and Central Point PD
guests.
Jeff
Fossholm (Silverton) enjoys the thrill of the jet boat with his beautiful
wife, Terri.
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