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CITY AGENCY CONTRACTS & POLICY/PROCEDURE MANUALS
Did you know that you can access other agencies' contracts and policy manuals from the Members' Only area of the OACP website?
To View City Agency Contracts:
Login to the Members Only area > Resources > Hover over Labor/Legal > City Police Agency Contracts
While you're there, check to see if your agency's contract is up-to-date. If not, send a current one to [email protected] and we'll get it uploaded.
To View City Agency Policy Manuals:
Login to the Members Only area > Resources > Policy/Procedure
Let us know of any changes to the contact information that's listed, or if a more current policy manual is available for your agency. If you don't see your agency's policy manual, please send one our way.
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2023 Fall Conference
September 27 & 28 at DPSST
Mark your calendars in preparation for this training at DPSST.
The Education & Conference Committee is hard at work selecting presenters and working out the details. We're looking forward to a great conference!
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LODGING:
Make your room reservation before it's too late!
Still needing a room at Solamar San Diego? You have until Friday, June 30 to reserve a room before they are released to the public. To reserve a room, click here. For conference information, click here. More info to come regarding the Oregon Night dinner. We're looking for the best location to hold this fun event.
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CIS Oregon
Director of Risk Management
Salary: $154,048 to $188,084 annually
Closing date: Open until filled
Click here for job bulletin.
Click here to apply.
Placing an advertisement with the OACP is a great way to expand the market reach of your personnel search. Click here for more information.
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Chief Gwen Johns Leads a LETR Team in Berlin, Germany
“As we went through the communities, the streets were lined with German community members…we do a ceremony at each stop. Yesterday we put in 5.5 miles running and over 5 miles walking. Long days. On bus today at 0700. Back to hotel at 2230. Lots of ceremonies.”
The OACP got some anticipated photos of Chief Gwen Johns (Stayton PD) as she (and fellow Oregonian Tiffany Monroe of Springfield PD) represent Oregon at the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin. Through invitation, Chief Johns had been asked to be a final leg team leader. She is leading one of the 8 LETR teams as they carry the Flame of Hope across 16 communities in Germany safely escorting the torch to the opening ceremonies of the World Games. There are 86 LETR runners selected from around the world to take part in this event bringing awareness to the torch run, Special Olympics and spreading the word of inclusion worldwide.
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TRAINING CORNER
Original Policing: Looking Back to the
Future of Policing
Presented by Chief John Teague, Keizer PD
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Back in November of 2020, we hosted our very first virtual conference in which Chief John Teague presented Original Policing: Looking Back to the Future of Policing. This presentation recounts the history of policing and the inevitable historic arc that corrupted it, the remedy that didn't help, what jerked us awake 25+ years ago, and why the way forward is 190 years old. To view this 1 credit-hour presentation, log into the Members Only area and click on Training in the upper blue ribbon. You will find this video in the "F6 | Leadership" package.
While you're in the Training Center, check out the "Additional Training Opportunities" package where you'll find information for an upcoming training called 2023 Oregon Animal Control Council Training Conference scheduled for September 12 - 15.
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Ban on ghost guns is only gun control bill that remains alive in Oregon legislature
The Oregonian
The Oregon Senate Thursday approved a gutted House gun control bill, which leaves only a ban on the possession or sale of guns without a serial number.
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DMV data breach compromises 3.5 million Oregonians' personal information
Oregon Capital Insider
An Oregon DMV data breach has compromised roughly 3.5 million Oregonians' IDs and drivers licenses, the department said Thursday.
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Marijuana, psilocybin and other drugs seized during large-scale investigation in Multnomah and Marion County, Oregon
ClayCoNews
On Thursday, June 8, 2023, the Oregon State Police (OSP) Northwest Region Marijuana (NWRMJ) team served search warrants at three (3) locations in Multnomah and Marion counties: a residence in the 2000 block of NE Edgewater Drive, Portland, a high-rise apartment near NW Hoyt St and NW 14th Ave. Portland, and a residence on Wyoming Circle, Salem.
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Wash. High Court Asks If Police Evictions Trigger AG Scrutiny
Law360
Washington Supreme Court justices asked Thursday how far-reaching local civil rights violations needed to be before the state attorney general could get involved, as they considered the state's claims that a small city police force had a practice of illegally evicting residents.
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Scent like marijuana enough to warrant police search, Wisconsin Supreme Court rules
AP News
A car smelling like marijuana is enough for police in Wisconsin to justify searching a person in the vehicle, even though substances legal in the state can smell the same, the state Supreme Court said on Tuesday.
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OACP Weekly Update
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