Committee Management System (CMS):
The OACP tool being featured this week is one that facilitates committee communication. It also provides a means to keep historical records for current and future committee members to review. If you are serving on a committee this year it would benefit you to learn how to use this resource. If you are not yet familiar with it, it's easy. Just follow the simple steps we have outlined in the document below.
Click here for instructions to utilize the Committee Management System.
Click here for an updated Committee Roster.
Please note that we are continuing to get interest from members who would like to serve on a committee and will periodically update the document, individual profiles, and the committee management site (where members are listed) to reflect this.
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2021 OACP/OSSA
FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
Where:
DPSST - Salem, OR
When:
September 29 & 30, 2021
Click here for a preliminary schedule.
Mark your calendars for this in-person conference.
More information to come.
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Kris Rasmussen, longest-serving female La Grande police officer, retires after 25 years
La Grande Observer
LA GRANDE — When Kris Rasmussen joined the La Grande Police Department in 1996, she had no idea that she was going to be the longest-ever serving female police officer for the department.
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State says it has stepped up oversight of inmate work crews in light of attack on two Japanese women
Oregonian
Two state agencies have taken “interim steps” to shore up security for a prison work crew program that supervised an inmate who escaped and allegedly unleashed a severe beating on two women visiting a Washington County campground.
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OLCC sets sights on illegal marijuana grows in Jackson and Josephine Counties
KDRV
With new legislation in place, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) indicated on Monday that it would be putting more attention to the issue of illegal marijuana in southern Oregon.
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Decriminalization of marijuana is pushing pot-sniffing police dogs into retirement
The Washington Post
Since the District decriminalized small amounts of marijuana in 2015, D.C. police officers have been told that they cannot detain or search people based solely on the smell of cannabis.
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Yakima Police Department renews focus on data-driven policing, will invest in license plate cameras
Yakima Herald
The Yakima City Council agreed to invest in 15 automatic license plate recognition cameras and hire two new crime analysts earlier this month, as the Yakima Police Department shifts toward a data-driven approach to eliminate violent crime and gang violence.
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Are the kids ready for a different kind of summer school?
The Gardner News
The Gardner Police Department will host its second Junior Police Academy starting Monday, July 26.
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OACP Weekly Update
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