2022 Annual Conference
April 12 - 15, 2022
Click here to register!
Click here for a conference schedule.
(Schedule subject to change.)
PRICING:
OACP Member: $310
Non-Member: $350
(15 hours of training at approximately $20-23/hour)
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Meet one of our Conference Presenters
(We'll be featuring additional presenters in the coming weeks.)
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Dennis Dashiell, MSW, LICSW
Organizational and Talent Development
Topic: “Trust-Building Practices Within the Organization”
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Dennis Dashiell has had decades-long affiliations with over 70 northwest employers: including city, county and university police forces, fire departments and other emergency responders. His professional experience in the Northwest includes organizational development, staff development, leadership & executive coaching, human resources, employee assistance, critical incident management & debriefing (including line of duty death) and mental health practice.
Dennis connects to a broad range of audience/stakeholders from many walks of life. He relates leadership and organizational development best practices to common sense everyday experiences.
His specializations include, but are not limited to: trust-building & organizational trust, executive coaching, leadership development, coworker conflict resolution, change management, strategic planning, critical incident recovery, diversity equity and inclusion, and emotional intelligence in the workplace.
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Attention: Women in Law Enforcement!
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This year at our Annual Conference, we are excited to host a luncheon specifically for women law enforcement leaders. This will be an opportunity to network, build relationships, and have a round table discussion. Chief Darla Huxel suggested this gathering and we thought it was a great idea.
If you are attending the conference, join us! More information to come. If you have not yet registered for the conference, make sure to do so now.
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THANK YOU TO OUR CONFERENCE SPONSORS:
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Welcome New Ontario Chief
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Congratulations to Chief Michael Iwai! Chief Iwai has nearly 30 years of experience in public safety/law enforcement. He recently retired from Oregon State Police and will take the reigns at Ontario PD in March. The OACP wishes him great success in his new role.
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Police Job Finder is looking to help Oregon agencies advertise their vacancies and is LEO owned. First ad is free! For further information please contact me at [email protected].
www.policejobfinder.com
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Bill that sets parameters on police use of tear gas headed to Oregon Senate floor
Oregonlive
A revised bill that loosens up limits on when police can use tear gas in Oregon is headed to the floor of the Senate.
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Judge halts parole board hearings for juvenile offenders commuted by governor
Oregonlive
A state judge on Tuesday directed the Oregon parole board not to hold hearings for a group of juvenile offenders whose sentences were commuted last year by Gov. Kate Brown.
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Police could no longer pull over drivers for certain minor infractions under bill advancing in Salem
The Oregonian
Police officers would not be able to pull over a driver for several kinds of minor traffic violations such as a burned out taillight under a bill approved on Tuesday in the Oregon Senate.
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2 Fixes to Police Reform Laws Head to Inslee's Desk
Associated Press
The Washington Legislature has overwhelmingly passed two measures to clarify part of a wide-ranging package of police reform laws passed last year, in the wake of widespread protests for racial justice.
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Biden draws bipartisan applause for calls to ‘fund the police’
Politico
President Joe Biden on Tuesday drew bipartisan applause — including from House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy — for his calls to fund the police in his State of the Union address.
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House passes anti-lynching bill that Rep. Bobby Rush says is decades overdue
The Washington Post
The House on Monday overwhelmingly approved legislation that would make lynching a federal hate crime, two years after a similar effort passed the chamber but was held up by Sen. Rand Paul.
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OACP Weekly Update
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