2022 Annual Conference
April 12 - 15, 2022
Registration will start the beginning of March. We have our hands full at the moment securing presenters, vendors and sponsors. Please note: All members and non-members are eligible to attend the conference.
Lodging Information:
Even though registration does not begin for another month, please reserve your room now. You can always cancel the reservation later if you realize your schedule prevents you from joining us in Bend.
Rooms are available in OACP's room block through Monday, March 14. After that they are released to the public.
Riverhouse Rooms: $115.00
(Per diem rate plus tax/fees)
Please call: (866) 453-4480 to make your room reservation. Be sure to say you are with OACP as an Attendee for the conference.
Click here for more information.
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IACP 2022 will provide four days of education and networking, including an exposition hall where more than 600 vendors will be showcasing products and services to assist the law enforcement profession.
Registration is now open:
Click here for IACP 2022 registration rates.
Click Here to register.
Lodging:
Courtyard by Marriott Dallas Downtown
The OACP has reserved a room block at the Courtyard Marriott and we think you'll enjoy the fact that it is only half a mile away from the Convention Center, has breakfast available at the property, and includes a bar to gather at with colleagues after a long day.
Click here to make a room reservation.
For more information, click here.
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Please welcome our newest staff member at the OACP office: Ms. Kayla Dickson. She is replacing Anne Campbell who is wanting to “jump ship” to spend more time with her extended family. We will miss her helpful presence around the office but look forward to handing off “her ropes of responsibility” to Kayla who brings much tech experience and organizational skills, along with energy to take on this new challenge.
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Those who registered for the conference will be receiving a link to the presentations we were given permission to record as soon as they are edited and ready to go. Thank you DPSST for allowing videographers Nick and Coy Alexander to use their time and expertise with this.
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Welcome to OACP's Newest ASSOCIATE Members:
Lieutenant Justin DeKruger, Grants Pass PD
Director of Compliance Jason Hanson,OLCC
Lieutenant Robert Hayes, Albany PD
Captain Alan Juilfs, Beaverton PD
Lieutenant Rebecca Pietila, Medford PD
Lieutenant David Vaughn, Albany PD
Lieutenant Monty Fox, Tigard PD
Regional Manager Lori Sharp, OLCC
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New Member Fun Facts
Read what our newest members had to say about their hobbies, favorite music genre, where they would travel if given the chance, and their favorite food:
Justin DeKruger enjoys fishing, hunting, boating on the Rogue River with his family, and working out.
Jason Hanson enjoys a myriad of outdoor activities including running, hiking, kayaking, & fishing. He loves to vacation in locations full of history. His go-to food is peanut butter on "whatever vessel feels right (apple, celery, carrot, banana)."
Alan Juilfs collects guns and reloads his own ammunition. He would vacation in Tahiti if given the opportunity.
Rebecca Pietila loves being active doing water sports, volleyball, snowboarding, hiking, weight lifting, and just being outside in the sunshine. Meat, cheese, and crackers are her favorite snack.
David Vaughn builds furniture in his woodshop in his off-time. He enjoys travelling with his family to national parks during the summer months.
Lori Sharp listens to country music and enjoys horseback riding.
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