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OACP
News
2019 IACP Conference to be held in Chicago.
October 26-29
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more information.
2019-2020 OACP Membership Committees. Take a look if you
haven't done so already. Click here to view this year's
updated list.
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Congratulations to those members who are retiring
this month:
Chief David Enyeart, Toledo
PD
Retirement celebration: June 26
Chief Jim Monger, Beaverton
PD
Retirement celebration: June 27
For more information regarding these retirement
celebrations, click here.
Oregon
News
Ukrainian Police
Officials meet at DPSST
Chief John Teague (Keizer) and Chief Jim Ferraris (Woodburn) met with
Ukrainian police and government officials from the city of Dnipro, Ukraine.
A variety of topics were discussed including community policing, training,
certification, and corruption prevention. Check out the OACP fb page for more photos and information highlighting
this meeting.
2019 All-America City Finalist -
Cornelius, OR
The OACP congratulates Cornelius, OR
for being one of 10 cities in the country to win the National Civic League 2019 All-America
City Award. This award is America's oldest and most
prestigious community recognition award honoring exemplary problem solving
and collaboration to address local challenges. Cornelius has responded
to changing demographics by bringing residents together to: enhance
economic development through a comprehensive downtown redevelopment plan;
construct a new library and learning center; and reform its police
department.
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news article
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Portland police chief relaxes
education standard for new recruits
The Oregonian
Facing a critical staffing shortage, Portland Police Chief
Danielle Outlaw next month is relaxing hiring standards for the bureau: A
high school diploma or GED certificate now will be sufficient.
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Oregon hate crime bill heads to
governor's desk
The Oregonian
The Oregon House on Wednesday passed a hate crime bill that would make the
offense a felony and require statewide documentation of reported incidents.
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Gresham Police donate baby items and
gift card to new mom who lost everything
KATU News
A Gresham mother, new to motherhood, lost everything while she was in labor
with her son.
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National
News
Police join One Mind Campaign to
better handle mental illness situations
The Independent
Local police officers recently
completed a course to help them work with those suffering from mental
illness.
Read more
Most U.S. Pot Users Think They Can
Get Away With Driving High
Health Day Reporter
Most Americans think they won't get caught driving while high
on marijuana, a new AAA Foundation survey finds.
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Midland teen invites cops to grad
party
Midland Daily News
Eight weeks before the party to
celebrate his graduation from Midland High School, 18-year-old Micah
Schieber came to his mother with an unusual request.
Read more
Bucs Rookies Learn Perception Isn't
Always Reality During Visit to Tampa Police Department
Buccaneers.com
Officers put the players through an abbreviated version of the full
Citizens Academy programming by having them re-enact traffic stops outside
and go through various scenarios ranging from active shooter situations to
disorderly conduct in a classroom simulator.
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