OACP Membership Renewal
Please take a moment now to pay your dues if you have not done so yet. Memberships will move from the "graced period" they are currently in, to "lapsed period" next month if they have not been paid. At that point, messages will no longer be sent through our association platform. Sigh.
If you have not taken care of this yet, you can do so by following these easy steps:
- Login to Members Only area >
- Member's Home >
- Click on Profile Page
Click on the RENEW button at top. Please note that the “Membership Duration” will say “1 period - $0.00 amount.” Please disregard this. Once you click Submit on the form (bottom right), the correct amount will be calculated. If you have any questions, email Marie at [email protected].
Wondering if your dues have been paid? Click here for a list of all Members who still need to pay. This is not to point a finger, but rather, to help us identify individuals who have retired or moved on from an agency and will no longer be renewing their membership. If you see someone on this list who fits this category, please let us know so we can make the adjustment. This document was exported on 1/25/2022. Every day more renewals are being submitted (or checks are in transit to our office) so don't worry if you find your name on this list and yet your payment has already been submitted or sent in.
|
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.
|
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.
|
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.
|
Welcome to OACP's Newest ACTIVE Members:
Lieutenant Jeffrey Winn, Lincoln City PD
Chief Ty Duby, Baker City PD
Captain Cal Mitts, North Bend PD
Chief Cory Dhillon, Bandon PD
|
New Member Fun Facts
We asked our new members about their hobbies, favorite music genre, where they would travel if given the chance, and their favorite food. Here's what they had to say:
Chief Ty Duby said, "I enjoy traveling and recreating in the outdoors. I snow ski in the winter and boat in the summer. I enjoy all types of music, but 80's rock was my time! I love warm, tropical places. Give me sun, sand and 85 degrees and I'm at my happy place. A good steakhouse is hard to beat."
Chief Cory Dhillon enjoys hunting, fishing, and hiking. He listens to country or classical music and his favorite food is seafood.
Captain Cal Mitts' hobbies are hunting and fishing. Given the chance, he would vacation in Alaska.
|
This week we're featuring the Youth Award of Merit which is "for a citizen under the age of 18 who performs an exceptional act or demonstrates a continued pattern of actions that furthers the mission and goals of the OACP or who made a significant impact or contribution to the law enforcement profession." This award was given to Decker Strom in 2015. Please consider nominating a worthy youth from your city for this award.
Award nominations are due March 1, 2022. Click here for more information and a nomination form.
|
Citycounty Insurance Services (CIS)
Public Safety HR Consultant
Salary: $109,722 - $118,957
Closing date: February 21, 2022
Click here for more information.
Click here to apply.
Placing an advertisement with the OACP is a great way to expand the market reach of your personnel search. Click here for more information.
|
The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission Has Passed a Slew of New Rules Affecting the Weed Industry That Take Hold This Year
Willamette Week
Flower buying limits have doubled, and so have the maximum THC level for edibles and concentrates.
Read More
Portland police referred bomb threats, arson and property damage cases to FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force, annual report says
Oregonian
Portland police last year referred seven cases to the FBI for further investigation, according to an annual report to the City Council on the FBI-led Joint Terrorism Task Force.
Read More
Thieves stealing water for grow operations could face tougher Oregon penalties
Oregon Capital Chronicle
A bill from the House Committee On Agriculture, Land Use, and Water will tackle increasing instances of water theft for illegal cannabis operations in the state.
Read More
|
FBI Seeks to Recover 'Potentially Explosive Military' Bombs From Homes
Newsweek
The FBI in St. Louis is seeking to recover "potentially explosive military" items, such as bombs, mines and cannonballs, which could harm residents if not handled correctly.
Read More
Package thefts and other high-profile crimes threaten to derail the reform-minded Los Angeles County DA
CNN
A rash of package thefts from freight trains passing slowly through downtown Los Angeles has raised a fundamental question facing this city and others: how to balance attempts at criminal justice reform with the need for crime prevention.
Read More
White House blames 'underfunding of some police departments' for violent crime spike
Fox News
During the White House press briefing on Monday, Psaki was asked by Fox News’ Peter Doocy on what the Biden administration believes is fueling the crime surge that has stunned Americans.
Read More
|
OACP Weekly Update
Send feedback by contacting the OACP Office at 503.315.1411 or by visiting the website: www.policechief.org
|
|
|
