Meet Friday morning's presenter:
Chief Jason Armstrong (Ret.)
Jason returns after a standout, last-minute session last year that earned top marks from our members.
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Topic: "Crisis Leadership – Navigating High-Stakes Situations with Composure, Clarity & Integrity”
Description: In moments of crisis, strong and decisive leadership is essential. Chief Jason Armstrong delivers a powerful session that equips leaders with the tools to navigate high-stakes situations with composure, clarity, and integrity. Drawing from his personal experiences leading in critical incidents, Chief Armstrong shares actionable strategies for maintaining priorities, managing public perception, and driving positive outcomes even when under immense pressure. This session provides current leaders and aspiring leaders with practical insights into staying grounded during uncertainty while keeping their teams motivated and aligned toward success. Attendees will gain valuable tools for handling internal and external uncertainty, communicating effectively in crises, and making decisions that uphold their values and organizational goals.
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** Please Note: Due to finalized meal counts and per-attendee costs associated with this event, ELTS registration fees are no longer eligible for refund.
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New Year, New Training Opportunities:
- 'Extreme Risk Protection Orders' | January 28, 2026 | DPSST - Salem, Oregon
- 'Essentials for Law Enforcement Leadership' | January 26-30 | Phoenix, Oregon
- 'Realistic De-Escalation Instructor Course' | March 3 & 4, 2026 | Hillsboro, Oregon
- 'Basic Internal Affairs Investigations' | April 21, 2026 | Baker City, Oregon
Learn more about the above training and others offered throughout the state by clicking the button below an then selecting "Additional Training Opportunities"
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Congratulations to Chief Jed Wilson on his promotion to Chief of Police for the City of Wilsonville!
Chief Wilson officially assumed leadership this week, bringing a wealth of experience from his distinguished career with the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office. Since joining CCSO in 2014, Wilson has served as a deputy, a marine deputy, detective, patrol sergeant, detective sergeant, and a lieutenant within the Investigations division. Prior to coming to Clackamas County, he spent a decade with the City of Albany in a variety of community policing roles, including patrol officer, school resource officer, crisis negotiator and SWAT Team member.
The OACP welcomes Chief Wilson to his new role and wishes him continued success in leading the Wilsonville Police Department.
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