Join nearly 100 others who have already secured their spot in Pendleton by taking advantage of the discounted early registration rate.
Rates increase on April 11, 2025
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Foolproof: Simple Strategies to Retain Your People
Presentation Overview:
In the dynamic world of business, retaining top-tier talent is a paramount concern for sustained success. This course delves into a set of straightforward, yet robust strategies aimed at bolstering employee retention. Central to these strategies is the establishment of trust as a foundational element. By fostering a culture of transparency and open communication, leaders can create an environment where employees feel valued and secure. Leading by example emerges as a linchpin, with leaders demonstrating the behaviors they expect from their teams, thereby reinforcing a culture of integrity and dedication. Moreover, succession planning assumes a pivotal role in employee retention, as it provides a clear path for advancement and personal growth. The course explores the importance of structured succession plans that offer employees a roadmap to elevate their careers within the organization. Lastly, coaching is spotlighted as a potent tool for fostering employee development and engagement. Leaders who take an active interest in mentoring and coaching their team members demonstrate a commitment to individual growth, ultimately contributing to higher levels of retention.
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Additional Training Opportunities Await in Pendleton!
Knowing your time is valuable, we want to make the most of it while you're in Pendleton! Three breakout sessions have been added to the upcoming Annual Conference schedule. Each topic has been chosen to provide insightful and practical content. If you're not busy with a committee meeting, you're encouraged to join one of these optional trainings which will take place Tuesday morning, April 22. Stay tuned for more information.
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The OACP would like to recognize OACP President Mark Daniel, Mt. Angel’s City Manager and Chief of Police, for receiving the Wes Kvarsten Professional Service Award.
This honor was presented to him by the Mid-Willamette Valley Council of Governments and highlights his dedication to public service, leadership, and commitment to community well-being. Chief Daniel’s efforts have had a lasting impact not only in Mt. Angel but throughout the region.
The association is honored to work alongside Chief Daniel and appreciates his hard work and dedication. This award is well-deserved!
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Just a reminder...
Apply for the 2025 IACP Scholarship
The OACP offers a $2,000 scholarship to assist one Chief to attend the annual International Chiefs of Police (IACP) Conference. The scholarship is awarded on a point-system basis. Applications need to be submitted by March 31. For information on this scholarship and an application form, click here.
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Oregon's Car Care Program is a tool to assist motorists stopped by a law enforcement officer for minor motor vehicle equipment violations. Motorists stopped for qualifying minor vehicle equipment violations may receive a car care voucher that can be used at participating auto parts stores to receive a discount on parts to fix the cause of the violation.
Learn more HERE
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OACP staff will ensure information and vouchers will be made available during our Annual Conference in April. If your agency would like access to these vouchers sooner, please contact [email protected]
For more information on this partnership, visit www.policechief.org > programs> Car Care Program
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Gresham adopts new gun violence prevention initiative
OPB
Gresham Police Chief Travis Gullberg is one of the people involved in the city’s new Ceasefire initiative, which brings together community-based organizations, city leadership, law enforcement and public health experts to reduce gun violence through focused outreach.
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Police investigate nighttime gunshots that shattered windows at Tesla dealership
ABC News
Investigators believe at least seven shots were fired, damaging three cars and shattering windows, Tigard police said in a statement. One bullet went through an office wall and into a computer monitor. Tigard is about 10 miles (16 kilometers) southwest of Portland.
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Gun control vs. gun rights: More than 2 dozen Oregon firearm bills introduced this session
Statesman Journal
A hot-button issue in Oregon - more than two dozen bills relating to firearms introduced this legislative session. “We probably could be doing a better job publicizing what we have on the books, but there’s still more work to do,” said state Sen. Lisa Reynolds, D-Portland.
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Cannabis Contradictions and Challenges
Police Chief Magazine
As drugs become more mainstream and technology advances, states should reexamine guidelines to conduct advanced toxicology testing to increase their knowledge and be prepared to respond. For the first time since 2017, no additional U.S. states legalized cannabis for adult use; efforts in Florida, North Dakota, and South Dakota were all defeated.”
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'Fish on': Thurston County deputies cast a line, catch fleeing suspect with grappler
FOX13
The sheriff's office says a Flock license plate reader in Olympia tipped off officers that he was in the area. Then, dash camera video shows how deputies used the Grappler Police Bumper system to stop the speeding car.
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Laredo female officers lead empowering walk to honor women in law enforcement for International Women’s Day
LMTOnline
Female officers from the Laredo Police Department led a walk for International Women’s Day to honor women breaking barriers in law enforcement and leadership roles, highlighting their resilience and the challenges they face daily.
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