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OACP
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Executive Leadership
Training Seminar (ELTS Conference)
January 15 - 17, 2020
Registration coming soon!
DPSST Elected Officials and
Community Partners Academy
This Academy will allow elected
officials and community partners that you work with to have the opportunity
to learn about DPSST's roles and responsibilities and those which are
yours, the employers. The program will also offer a walking tour of
the Oregon Public Safety Academy.
Click here for more information.
A Message from Ken
Reuben, IACP Scholarship recipient
I wanted to take a moment to thank OACP and the Scholarship Committee for
helping our city in allowing me to attend the 2019 IACP conference. I took
the opportunity and focused on attending training courses in three primary
areas: Recruiting and Retaining employees, Officer Wellness Programs, and
Small City Chief Issues. I plan on sharing what I learned at the coming
Small City Chief's meeting in February! The training and networking at the
conference was outstanding and would not have happened without your
support! Thank you again, OACP!
Halloween 2019
Many agencies around Oregon participated in community events for Halloween.
We had a hard time choosing between all the great photos, but here are a
few of the agencies: Hood River PD, Molalla PD, John Day PD, Klamath Falls
PD, Sherwood PD, and Tigard PD. To view all the photos we collected, be
sure to visit the OACP Facebook page.
 
 
 
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Oregon
News
12 police recruitment ideas every
agency should consider
PoliceOne.com
Ideas for recruiting law enforcement and correctional officers
were shared by representatives of Oregon law enforcement agencies in the
final session at IACP 2019.
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Everyday Heroes: SRO's go above and
beyond
KATU2
Some might see school resource
officers as only authority figures on campus, dealing with problems as they
come up, and keeping kids safe. But this week's Everyday Hero is
showing how one officer can go above and beyond and make a difference in
kids' lives.
Read More
Ontario Police Chief hosts drug
education seminar for Tiger parents
The Argus Observer
"I think, right now, we're
losing. I think it's the worst time in America's history for drug
abuse." This was among the closing remarks from Ontario Chief of
Police Steven Romero on Tuesday night at his Drug Prevention and Education
Seminar at Ontario High School.
Read More
Responders receive Medals of Valor from state
Hood River News
A group of Hood River emergency services and law enforcement officers, and
a private citizen, have been given a state Medal of Valor honor for the
August 2018 rescue of a Hood River man from his burning home.
Read More
What Happens if the ECSO Bond Passes or Fails in Jackson
County
KDRV.com
In Jackson County people are voting on a 28 million dollar
bond. This bond would upgrade and improve Emergency Communications of
Southern Oregon's radio equipment.
Read More
National
News
Suffolk police officer lauded for
using new training to end crisis
Newsday
Suffolk police Officer John Jex recalled a "scary
situation" in August when he encountered a man acting violently, off
his medications and convinced that responding cops were going to shoot him.
Read More
Justices Wrestle With Car Stops and
Common Sense
The New York Times
Is it reasonable for a police officer
to assume that the owner of a vehicle is driving it when the owner's
license has been suspended?
Read More
Chicago police sergeant saves a life during downtown run,
proposes to another officer
Chicago Tribune
The woman who fell unconscious while running a race in Chicago
this weekend can credit a police sergeant with saving her life, while a
second woman agreed to spend the rest of her life with the same sergeant,
who proposed a short time later.
Read More
Toledo SWAT team visits ProMedica Toledo Children's Hospital
dressed as superheroes
WNWO-TV NBC 24 Toledo
The Toledo Police Department (TPD) SWAT team came to the rescue to save
these kids from the stress and fatigue they face from being in the
hospital.
Read More
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