Welcome OACP's Newest
ASSOCIATE Members:

Administrative Lieutenant Steve Dorn, Albany PD
Lieutenant Daniel Moulin, Ashland PD
Assistant Inspector in Charge Jarrod Resendez, US Postal Inspection Service
Lieutenant Buck Pearce, Albany PD

New Associate Member Fun Facts:

Steve Dorn: "Best music ever - 80's roc; Hobby- sailing or anything outdoors; Vacation- I would head back to Costa Rica!"

Jarrod Resendez: "Hobby: Playing Golf; Music: Country; Vacation: Spain; Food: Cheeseburger"

Buck Pearce: "Hobby - Hunting, Biking, Building Things; Music - 90's Alternative; Vacation - Hawaii; Food - Chicharones (Honduran)"

LODGING:

Have you made your room reservation?

There are still a couple rooms available in the Oregon room block (through July 29) 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.

Contact Marie at [email protected] to reserve your room.

IACP attendees are invited to join us for a no-host Oregon dinner on Oct 16. Details to come...

RITE Training 

September 14 - 16, 2022

Albany Police Department will be hosting a one day training and a two-day Train the Trainer. The training is part wellness, part leadership, part de-escalation training (with an EDI focus as well). 

"RITE’s Training Classes are nationally recognized in encouraging a bias-free workplace, that includes EDI or Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion inside and outside the agency. Our classes include a combination of emotional and social intelligence skill-building with unique accountability Tools. Years of research along with hands-on training, give your employees a sole-source experience that is unforgettable, and unparalleled to any other public service training."

If you are interested in participating in this training or have questions, contact  Merab Smith at 541-791-0229, [email protected].

RITE Flyer Leadership 1 Day
RITE Flyer Train the Trainer 2 Day

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