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The OACP would like to thank all those who have fought to
protect our freedom and those who continue to put their life on the line to
protect our communities in Oregon.
We're
interested in hearing how our members are celebrating Independence Day.
Send us photos of you enjoying 4th of July with family or friends. We'd
love to feature it on our Facebook page.
OACP
News
2019 IACP Conference to be held in Chicago.
October 26-29
Click here for
more information.
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contracts.
Click here to view historical city police
contracts.
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page, send your current contract in a PDF to deanna@victorygrp.com. As
one member lamented, "if we truly want to use the OACP website as a
resource, current information is a must."
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Happy
(almost) 4th of July to everyone!
Many of you are currently preparing for your
annual Independence Day Celebrations and Festivals in your cities which
highlight our country's freedom and the service of our Police Departments
and Officers to your respective cities. I encourage everyone to take a
moment to pause and reflect on the meaning of this holiday and how it can
bring common ground to our country and unite our profession amongst the
communities we serve.
This week marks the first Wednesday since the
Oregon Legislature has come to a close. We saw an unexpected occurrence
during the last week when the Senate Republicans strategically walked out only
to return to finish up needed business the day before the legislature was
scheduled to sine die. Our Executive Director, Kevin Campbell, will be
preparing his summary of this session while also forecasting what is to
come in the 2020 short session.
July 1st marks several retirements in Oregon.
Thank you Chief Monger from Beaverton, Chief Sparacino from Medford, Chief
Enyeart from Toledo, and Chief Spirup from Gervais for your service.
Welcome to Chief Scott Clauson in Medford, Chief Mike Pace in Toledo, and
to Chief Mark Chase in Gervais.
Our July Board Meeting will be on the 22nd at
11am at the Central Point Police Department and the Joint OACP/OSSA Fall
Conference will be September 11th and 12th at DPSST. Please help support
the OACP and attend our conferences and meetings to help plan the future of
our Association.
Have a great July and as always if you have questions please feel free to
reach out to me at kris.allison@centralpointpolice.gov.
Chief Kris Allison
OACP President
Chief David Enyeart
retires from Toledo PD after 20 years
The OACP congratulates Chief Enyeart
on his retirement from Toledo PD on June 27. Chief Enyeart has had a
distinguished career in both military and law enforcement. We wish him all
the best in this next season.
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Chief Jim Monger
retires from Beaverton PD
Chief Chris Skinner presented Chief Jim Monger with the OACP Retirement
plaque at his retirement celebration on June 27. Chief Monger retired from
Beaverton PD after 33 years at the department. The OACP congratulates him
and wishes him the best.
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Chief Mark Chase
becomes the new chief for the City of Gervais
On June 4, Lieutenant Mark Chase became Chief Mark Chase. Chief Chase has
served the city of Gervais since 2016 when he was hired as an officer. He
quickly promoted to Lieutenant and was recommended for the chief position
to ensure a smooth transition upon former Chief Spirup's retirement. The
OACP congratulates him on his promotion and wishes him success.
Oregon
News
Free Admission on July 4th @ Oregon
Zoo for Active and Retired Military Personnel & Their Families
PDX Pipeline
On Thursday, July 4, the Oregon Zoo will mark Independence Day by offering
free admission for military veterans, active military personnel and first responders (active police,
firefighters and EMTs), as well as up to four family
members who accompany them.
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'We actually have dedicated funding
now for public safety - first time here in Corvallis'
KVAL
More community policing, better crime
prevention and quicker fire response times are the issues on the table in
Corvallis.
Read More
Beaverton Police Captain Named
Interim Police Chief
News Desk, News Partner
Beaverton Mayor Denny Doyle has named 24-year Beaverton Police
Department veteran Ronda Groshong as the city's Interim Police Chief.
Captain Groshong [began] her assignment effective June 28, 2019.
Read More
Forest Grove Police Chief Janie Schutz was voted Local Hero by
readers of the News-Times
Pamplin Media Group
Winning Reader's Choice for Local Hero was a surprise to
Forest Grove Police Chief Janie Schutz.
Read More
National
News
Students trade roles with law
enforcement in Bridging the Gap event
WFSA
Teens traded in a carefree day of
summer vacation to take on the role of a law enforcement officer and learn
about policing practices
Read more
Tattoo Artists Learning To Identify
Human Trafficking, Offer Resources
NET News
A tattoo parlor is one of just a few places where trafficking
victims are likely to be noticed. Another is health care providers.
Read More
Man breaks into King County Sheriff's
Office, smokes a cigar and offers deputies doughnuts
The Seattle Times
At least he brought doughnuts. A
man broke into a King County Sheriff's Office administrative space in
Fairwood, southeast of Renton, saying he needed a preventive jail stint,
according to the sheriff's office. But he also had a gift for the deputies
he knew would come.
Read More
Fetus discarded on Brooklyn street
gets proper funeral, burial
New York Daily News
A fetus that was discarded on a Brooklyn street has been given a name and
received a proper funeral and burial on Saturday with police officers
joining in the final tribute.
Read More
OACP Weekly Update
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