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Weekly Update Newsletters, Messages, and Board Meeting Minutes

Did you know you can access past OACP Weekly Update newsletters, past messages, and Board meeting minutes? 

To find past OACP Weekly Updates go to policechief.org > Resources > OACP Weekly Update. This is on our public website, so no need to be logged in. You can also find these on your profile page by logging in to the Members Only site (see below). 

Past messages/emails are easy to find by logging in to the Members Only area of the website > scroll over Member's Home > Profile Page  > Email History. This lists all the messages that have been sent to you.

 To access Board meeting minutes, you'll need to log in to the Members Only area. Then scroll over Conference/Meeting > Agenda/Minutes. Board meeting minutes are added to this page once they are submitted to the Board of Directors for approval at the next board meeting.

 

Each week this summer we'll be looking back at past training and featuring 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.

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Presented by: A.J. DeAndrea

Recorded from the 2024 ELTS Conference

What fellow members said about this presentation: 

  • "This was a rare opportunity to hear from someone that has experienced some of the most noteworthy LE incidents and to see what he has done to train and shape the profession after those incidents. 
  • "Excellent presentation. Very dynamic and informative ."
  • "I could listen to this guy talking about grass growing! Great speaker with a lifetime of experience!! Fantastic!"

Course Description: Deputy Chief AJ DeAndrea was in a leadership role in three school shootings that changed the fabric of American society and police response to active shootings around the world. He takes a deep dive into these tragic events and more importantly analyzes the positive things that came from them from improved tactics, decision making and mental health practices. (4 Credit Hours) 

 

DPSST | Salem, Oregon

Registration Opens Soon.

Our conference committee is diligently working to secure fresh, relevant speakers for the upcoming fall conference and beyond. If you have any presenter suggestions, please reach out to [email protected]

 

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