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OACP
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Your response will help OACP's Board of Directors make some
important decisions re Membership issues.
We are asking every Active
and Associate member to fill out and submit a brief
questionaire.Thank you to the 73 members who have already responded.
Active members: Click here for
questionaire
Association members: Click here for
questionaire
OACP Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Institute
December 9-13
Cost: $399 (OACP members) and $449 (non-members)
Join us for the fourth session of the OACP Law Enforcement Executive
Leadership Institute hosted at DPSST. Mark your calendars for this valuable
training as space will be limited.
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register.
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more information.
Special Olympics Golf Outing
When:
October 25, 2019 at 11 am (check in at 9 am)
Cost:
$125 per golfer
Where:
Creekside Golf Club
Outing includes:
18 holes with cart, hole events, prizes, raffles, lunch, appetizers
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more information and a mail-in registration form.
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Oregon
News
Jackson County Sheriff responds to
state funding issues
Kobi TV
Jackson County Sheriff Nathan Sickler is reacting to concerns regarding a
reduction in state funding for some community correction programs.
Read More
Father helps daughter from beyond the grave
The Astorian
Alannah Rudduck was still in her mother's womb when her father, Robert
"Bernie" McMaster, a reserve trainee for the Warrenton Police
Department, died while responding to an alarm at Warrenton Grade School.
Read More
Local Law Enforcement Gets Hairy to
Combat Cancer
KDRV
Some local law enforcement agencies
are making an exception to facial hair policies for the month of November
in order to help raise cancer awareness and promote prevention.
Read More
National
News
More Than 400 Law Enforcement
Agencies Have Partnered With Ring to Help Solve Crimes
Officer.com
The law enforcement agencies have developed partnerships with
the doorbell-camera company allowing them to request video from residents'
cameras, but don't allow them live-video access.
Read More
'Trauma doesn't stop at 4 o'clock'
San Antonio Express News
Sometimes local news stories hit too
close to home for Pedro Martinez. When the San Antonio Independent School
District superintendent notices a crime story, his first thought will be:
"Is that one of our students?"
Read More
OACP Weekly Update
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In This Issue...
- OACP News
- Oregon News
- National News
- Fall Conference
August 17th Portland "Protests
After-Action" Briefing:
Strategic Preparation,
Public Messaging, Use of Force Considerations, and Media Engagement
Fall Conference panel
discussion followed by Q&A
This
two-hour training identifies lessons learned as a result of the protests
that occurred in Portland on August 17. A panel will cover details
regarding intel, planning, use of force considerations, public messaging
strategy, navigating the politics of these events, and adjustments to the
event management philosophy of PPB. Protests like the one that occurred on
August 17 and several previous protests are providing opportunities to
improve and increase the effectiveness of the policing response to these
types of public safety challenges.
Not registered yet for
the Fall Conference? Do so now.
Click here!
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