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Making the Most of the Committee Management System
The CMS allows for simple communication while providing a means to keep historical records for current and future committee members to review. Please note there are character limits in sending a message. Files can also be uploaded at this site and reviewed.
The E-list allows you to send an email to everyone on the committee and is not limited by character count. They are currently set up so that every reply by a fellow committee member will be seen by all.
If you are serving on a committee this year it would benefit you to learn how to use these resources. If you are not yet familiar with them, they're easy. Just follow the simple steps we have outlined in the document below. We will be sending additional information about this to each committee member.
Click here for instructions to utilize the Committee Management System and E-lists.
Click here for committee information and rosters.
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TRAINING CORNER
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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Fundamentals of Ethics in Law Enforcement
Presented by: Sandra Flint
Through an examination of our common ethical systems, this class explores how personal and agency values impact our application of ethical rules. With common ethical systems in mind, strategies are formed to promote greater ease for understanding and application of our ethical rules of behavior. Regardless of the detail and complexity of agency ethics policy, a fundamental approach including holding true to common agency values, lead us to consistency with our ethical core.
This 1-hour presentation can be found in the "F6|Ethics" package on the Training Center.
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For Membership instructions and Application
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The OACP congratulates and welcomes Russell Spino on his recent appointment to Chief of Police of Columbia River Inter-Tribal Police Department on June 12, 2024.
Chief Spino has been deeply rooted in the Columbia River community and serving residents since 2001, starting as an enforcement officer and moving through the ranks to sergeant and then captain, and now Chief of Police. Russell has been a member of the OACP since 2021. As he begins this new role, Chief Spino hopes to continue bridging the gap between his cultural heritage and his role in law enforcement.
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Oregon police to offer choice between arrest or drop-off center under county's drug deflection program
Police1
If that’s the person’s only apparent crime — and they’re not harassing people or trespassing — police in Multnomah County must give them a chance to avoid prosecution.
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Prineville reopens search for new police chief 1 week after announcing finalists.
Central Oregon Daily
"We are committed to finding both a well-qualified chief of police and one who will be a good fit for the community and the Prineville Police Department," City Manager Steve Forrester said in a statement.
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EPD hosts 'Safety Town' Child Safety Program
KVAL
During the camp, kids learn various public safety topics, from basic fire safety to guidance on how to react when approached by strangers.
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US Law Enforcement Investigating at least 100 crimes linked to violent Venezuelan gang.
NBC
Cases linked to Tren de Aragua, including sex trafficking and a shooting, show how hard it is for border agents to vet migrants from nations that won't provide criminal background info.
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FBI data show sharp drop in violent crime but steepness is questioned.
FOX12
The Biden administration is taking credit for a sharp drop in violent crime nationwide earlier this year but one expert cautions that the declines in FBI data are preliminary and likely overstated.
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What to know about the bump stock and the Supreme Court ruling striking down a band on the gun accessory.
AP
The Supreme Court ruled Friday that a rifle fitted with a rapid-fire accessory known as a bump stock is not an illegal machine gun.
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OACP Weekly Update
Send feedback by contacting the OACP Office at 503.315.1411 or by visiting the website: www.policechief.org
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