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CITY AGENCY CONTRACTS & POLICY/PROCEDURE MANUALS
Did you know that you can access other agencies' contracts and policy manuals from the Members' Only area of the OACP website?
To View City Agency Contracts:
Login to the Members Only area > Resources > Hover over Labor/Legal > City Police Agency Contracts
While you're there, check to see if your agency's contract is up-to-date. If not, send a current one to [email protected]
and we'll get it uploaded.
To View City Agency Policy Manuals:
Login to the Members Only area > Resources > Policy/Procedure
Let us know of any changes to the contact information that's listed, or if a more current policy manual is available for your agency. If you don't see your agency's policy manual, please send one our way.
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Chief Schermerhorn has safeguarded Oregon's northern coast for more than 20 years - starting in Seaside for a decade, before taking the helm at Cannon Beach 12 years ago. Jason has played a crucial role in the OACP, serving on various committees and representing District #1, which includes Clatsop, Tillamook, and Columbia counties, ensuring that surrounding agencies and their leaders thrive. OACP President Chief Mark Daniel got to congratulate & present him with an OACP retirement plaque.
While we are saddened by his departure from this role, we look forward to new opportunities awaiting him.
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Monday evening saw a full house as the Tillamook community gathered to celebrate Chief Nick Troxel's swearing-in ceremony.
Nick, who has been with Tillamook since 2003, began his career as a patrol officer and has since advanced through the ranks to become SRO, detective, lieutenant, and now chief.
In addition to his new role, Chief Troxel has been involved with the OACP since 2022 and recently assumed the position of District #1 representative.
The OACP extends its congratulations to Chief Troxel on his promotion, and wishes him all the best in his new role.
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The City of Sandy has a new Chief:
Welcome Patrick Huskey!
Chief Huskey brings over 26 years of experience from the Oregon State Police to his new role. Throughout his career, Patrick has held various positions, including officer, patrol sergeant, drug enforcement section detective, and HIT (homicide investigation and tracking) sergeant. Additionally, he has served as a defense tactics instructor and field training officer.
The OACP congratulates Chief Huskey on his promotion and wishes him continued success in this new position.
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Join us September 24-25, 2024
Presentation Overview:
McCulloch‘s "Ignite Your Leadership Potential" talk is based on his wealth of knowledge and lessons learned during his career as a leader. Oakland highlights leadership principles that will benefit today's leaders and inspire the leaders of tomorrow. McCulloch stressed there is NO "discussion of theory" in his presentation. He will discuss what every leader can do every day to improve their leadership skills and abilities and will examine what it takes to become the leader you were meant to be – a Servant Leader.
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Training Refresher
Each week this summer we'll be looking back at past training and feature a presentation that can be accessed on our training platform. Consider viewing one of the highlighted videos (or having someone at your agency do so) for additional training credit.
“Leading on Empty"
Presented by: Wayne Cordeiro
Wayne Cordeiro discusses his book, Leading on Empty, in an interview with Kevin Campbell in this one hour training video. Using his personal experience with leadership burn-out, Pastor Cordeiro explains how you can achieve proper balance and get back in touch with your life.
This 1-hour presentation can be found in the "F6|Leadership" package on the Training Center.
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Big smiles are indicative of a great time! Young riders with Oregon City PD.
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Last night, cities across Oregon—and across the nation—celebrated National Night Out. The strong police-community relationships and neighborhood camaraderie fostered during these events are evident in the images shared by agencies throughout the state. Thanks to each participating agency, we'll have more images to share next week!
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Chief Spino from Columbia River Inter-Tribal PD keeping the peace with his friends.
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The new guy in town (Chief Huskey) bringing in the goodies to cool down on a hot day.
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Molalla PD K9 Benz feeling the love & getting all the scratches during NNO 2024.
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Albany PD got some sweet works of art!
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Chief Graven, officers from Yamhill PD, and other local leaders are ready to greet NNO attendees.
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The Sunriver PD team , along with Chief Lopez, are all smiles awaiting their community guests.
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This kiddo is focused - straight ahead - the future is just around the corner. Bend PD provided two wheels to spark new possibilities.
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Portland police chief urges county chair to prioritize drop-off sobering center; can't accept 'further delay'
OregonLive
On September 1, Multnomah County officials will start a new program to help drug users connect to services instead of jail.
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PPB Patrol car t-boned, rolls over in NE Portland
KOIN
A driver who went around stopped traffic t-boned a Portland police patrol car, which then rolled over in Northeast Portland early Saturday night, authorities said.
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Police arrest firetruck driver
Elkhorn Media
“An individual, operating what appeared to be a bright yellow firetruck down Southwest Ct Ave was shouting vulgarities over the PA system from the fire truck,” Byram said of the call to 911.
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Cortez Mastro, Rounds introduce bill to help tribal law enforcement access electronic evidence.
KUNR
The proposed legislation will provide Tribal courts the same access as their non-Tribal counterparts to electronic evidence.
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STEPPING UP TO SERVE: Police Chief Caught Directing School traffic
Darkhorse Press
The first week of school can be hectic for everyone, and for Batesville Police Department it was no different.
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California deputies trapped by wildfire flames rescued by firefighters
Police 1
Kern County deputies and a Forest Service officer were trapped by fiery roadblocks after aiding evacuations; a fire engine crew rescued them after air support was blocked by smoke.
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OACP Weekly Update
Send feedback by contacting the OACP Office at 503.315.1411 or by visiting the website: www.policechief.org
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