2024 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Pendleton Convention Center
Pendleton, OR
April 16 - 19
REGISTER TODAY!
Please note, if you are registered for this conference, make sure to reserve a room at one of the hotels where the OACP has reserved room blocks. See below for Lodging Options. Do so now before rooms are released to the public.
PRICING:
OACP Member: $340
Non-Member: $360
Prices will increase by $20 on March 25.
Cancellation Policy: If a refund is needed, please request it prior to Tuesday, April 9 and we'd be glad to refund the full amount. Unfortunately once we submit the meal count to the conference center, we will not be able to issue refunds at that time. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes.
EXPLORE PENDLETON:
Interested in enjoying some of the wonderful sights and activities in and around Pendleton? Pendleton PD compiled a list of possible excursions for those who will be making their way to this year’s annual conference. Consider arriving a day early, or staying through the weekend once the conference is over. There are enough options to satisfy a wide range of tastes and interests. Click here for a list of attractions.
MEET ONE OF OUR CONFERENCE PRESENTERS:
Please keep in mind that presenters Thomas Rizzo and Jim Dugan have approved their presentations being recorded, though Jay Dobyns has not. If hearing Jay Dobyns' presentation is important to you, prioritize attending the conference in person.
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JAY DOBYNS
Agent. Author. Speaker. Coach
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A criminal defense attorney once described Jay as: "...a government-trained ‘Predator’ repeatedly sent on seek and destroy missions in search of drugs, guns, and violence with instructions to succeed at any cost without regard for the agent himself or those he crosses paths with.”
He achieved worldwide notoriety as one of history's most daring undercover operators during high-octane missions targeting America's violent crime.
Jay played the role of a shrewdly-calculating hitman, mob debt collector, and gunrunner to target gang members, anti-government groups, narcotics and weapons traffickers, and organized crime syndicates. Read More
Topic: Catching Hell
Catching Hell raises the bar of survival mindset for First Responders, their supervisors, and families. Real-time, real-world problems, situations and events offering practical and innovative solutions to overcome them.
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THANK YOU TO OUR PLATINUM SPONSORS:
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Just a reminder...
Apply for the 2024 IACP Scholarship by March 31
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. When applying, please make sure you are using version 2022.1 (located in bottom left corner of form).
Also, if you are attending the IACP Conference and have not already done so, please reserve your room at the Royal Sonesta Boston. The room block is set to be released on June 19. Click here for more information.
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