KEEPING OACP MEMBERS INFORMED:
Weekly Update newsletters, messages, and Board meeting minutes
Tips and tools for making your association experience a smooth one
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.
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OACP's summer board meeting was held at the Mt. Angel Abbey thanks to President Mark Daniel who serves this charming town as both the City Manager and the Chief of Police. Chief Daniel made arrangements for an informative tour for those board members able to stay for the afternoon. The tour was led by Father Andrew and gave everyone an inside look at the Abbey. One of the highlights was seeing the beautiful Martin Ott Pipe Organ in the Abbey church, with its 2,478 pipes!
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TRAINING CORNER
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.
“Avoid the Pitfalls of Inwardness to Maximize Your Ability to Lead!”
Presented by: Desmond Lomax
In this session, attendees will learn about proven, practical tools to influence change in individuals and across organizations. Participants will come to fully understand that to effectively influence others to change we must let ourselves be changed…and that one of the best ways to change ourselves is to truly focus on others’ needs, challenges, and objectives. By the end of this session, participants will have been introduced to tools that will help them change their own perspectives and then invite others to change in ways that reduce resistance and inspire commitment rather than compliance.
This 4-hour presentation can be found in the "F6 | Leadership" package on the Training Center.
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Redmond PD release dramatic bodycam video of officers kicking in door, rescuing 5 people from burning home.
KTVZ
Redmond Police released dramatic bodycam video Thursday of officers rushing to, then kicking in the door of a burning home to awaken and rescue five people sleeping inside, a blaze that investigators tied to improper disposal of legal fireworks.
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New 32-hour work week for Roseburg Police Department's patrol units
KEZI
Of the 38 sworn officer positions in the Roseburg Police Department, six are currently unoccupied. The hope is that the new work week will make Roseburg a more attractive destination for new law enforcement recruits.
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Oregon State Police investigating flow of harmful drugs to Oregon State Hospital patients.
Oregon Capital Chronicle
Recent tests showed two patients had illicit drugs in their system, and that follows a suspected fatal fentanyl overdose in May at the hospital.
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FBI leads investigation in to attempted assassination of former President Trump.
USA Today
The Secret Service is facing heightened scrutiny in the wake of the assassination attempt against former President Trump, in which the shooter was allowed to bring a rifle onto a nearby rooftop in broad daylight. The FBI is investigating the Trump shooting as well as the home of Thomas Matthew Crooks.
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Deputy Training hours to double in Georgia, according to new plan from law enforcement officials.
13WMAZ
Training hours for deputies are now doubling from 11 weeks to 21 weeks starting in January of next year
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Mobile eye scanning technology cold protect officers from violent criminals: 'Game changer'
FoxNews
The FBI says iris scans take just seconds for results and are safer for law enforcement officers
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OACP Weekly Update
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