Tips and tools for making your association experience a smooth one.
OACP Social Media Platforms: Boost Your Agency’s Reach
OACP’s social platforms aren’t just for announcements – they’re here to help your agency shine. Here’s how:
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Highlight Your Community Impact – Sharing images from neighborhood events helps residents see your officers as approachable and invested, strengthening long-term community relationships.
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Amplify Your Story – When you share your agency’s images, OACP can re-share them to a statewide audience, building transparency, a positive public perception, community pride, and momentum for future events.
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Reach More Job Seekers – Agency job postings are now boosted for maximum visibility, ensuring more qualified candidates see your opening.
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Showcase Conference Value – Conference images highlight attendees’ dedication to ongoing education and training, and sharing them allows your community to see that investment firsthand.
Let’s tell your agency’s story together:
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Don’t get left on the ground! Secure your place at the Fall Leadership Conference today and be ready when we rise.
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Presentation Topic: "The Situation Table: A Collaborative Effort to Address Acutely Elevated Risk."
Presentation Overview: Law enforcement officials routinely interact with individuals and families who are at acutely elevated risk, but it is often beyond our abilities to find solutions. The Situation Table is a proven, structured process that brings a wide array of service providers together to tailor a response that quickly engages those at risk with services. These efforts will not only provide positive outcomes for those at risk, but result in better collaboration, increased communication, and reduced calls for service.
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While registration isn’t open just yet, now’s the perfect time to lock in your spot at the Sunriver Resort.
Lodging Reservation Deadline: Sunday, October 5, 2025 - After that date, any unused rooms will be released and no longer reserved for our group.
Call: 855-420-8206 (Make sure to mention you’re part of the "OACP 2025 Conference" to snag our special group rate)
Prefer to click instead of call? Use our OACP 2025 Online Reservation Link and you’ll automatically get the group rate.
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Lincoln County reduces marine patrols after partial loss of federal grant due to Oregon’s sanctuary law
Lincoln Chronicle
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office has cut its marine patrols by more than half after the state agency that provides the bulk of its funding lost a federal grant over Homeland Security conflicts with Oregon’s sanctuary laws.
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Salem Police Chief Says City Needs 60 More Officers
KXL
A call for help, from Salem’s Police Chief. Trevor Womack told the Salem city council:
“Out of Oregon’s 8 largest cities we’re at the bottom for the staffing ratio officers per thousand people . When it comes to violent crime in Oregon, we have the second highest rate only behind Portland.
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City of Powers, Oregon seeks part-time police officer or chief
KCBY
Powers, a full-service city with just over 700 residents, is nestled in the South Fork Coquille River valley. The city has recently invested in infrastructure improvements and offers a close-knit community atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for those seeking a simpler lifestyle with strong community ties.
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New Mexico governor declares state of emergency in Española area due to crime
CBS
This is the second time this year Grisham has declared a state of emergency over crime in the state. In April, Grisham declared a state of emergency in Albuquerque, authorizing the deployment of about 70 New Mexico National Guard members to New Mexico's largest city.
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Drones may soon respond to 911 calls in downtown Oceanside
CBS8
The drone would be stationed on a rooftop in downtown Oceanside and could reach nearby locations in seconds. It would only respond to 911 calls and go directly to the scene.
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The human connection crisis: Why law enforcement needs real relationships in a digital world
Police 1
As officers navigate increasingly complex social environments and high-stress situations, the quality of their human connections, both on and off duty, has never been more important.
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