2022 Annual Conference
April 12 - 15, 2022
We currently have over 130 registered with 70+ agencies represented!
Wondering if you are registered? Click here for a list of those registered.
Click here to register!
Click here for a slightly updated conference schedule.
(Schedule subject to change.)
"Frequently Asked Questions" of the Conference
It's been a while since we've gathered for an in-person Annual Conference, so we thought it would be helpful to anticipate some of your questions about the event. Click here for the FAQs.
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Meet our last Conference Presenter
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Chief John Carli
Cordico
Topic: “Leading During Unprecedented Times:
Session 1: Executive Wellness
Session 2: Preparing the Next Generation"
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Chief John Carli is an innovator and pioneer regarding employee wellness and best practices in law enforcement leadership. Recognizing the gap between first responders in crisis and the need for early prevention strategies, Carli embarked on implementing a radical culture shift to create psychological resiliency for front-line workers. John’s preventive approach to promoting this culture of wellness led to the technical development of a unique “Law Enforcement Wellness App” in partnership with Cordico and highlighted at the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF) national town-hall meeting in New York, focusing on reducing police officer suicides, which is now recognized internationally as the gold standard in wellness.
Chief Carli is a nationally recognized authority regarding technology, use-of-force and de-escalation in policing, public trust and police legitimacy, and legislative and policy development.
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Additional Conference Activity:
Firearms Workshop
Monday, April 11 (day before conference begins)
1:00 - 5:00 pm FREE
4 Hours of Use of Force/Firearms Training Credit
This firearms workshop will include updating police command on some of the new items being taught at the academy. Participants will be able to shoot the courses that are designed for our new recruits. Attendees will need to bring 200 to 300 rounds of ammo as part of the overview/training session.
Click here to sign up for this workshop.
Questions? Contact Jim deSully at [email protected].
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Silent Auction
Thanks to Chief Don Taylor's willingness (once again) to gather some donated items, we'll be holding a silent auction throughout the Conference. Word has it that there will be a Yeti cooler, a Vortex scope, a Yeti Hopper (soft sided cooler), a guided salmon fishing trip for two, a stained glass art piece designed by OACP member, Colene Domenech, and some other cool items. Come prepared to bid on one or more of these.
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Oregon OSHA will stop enforcing some COVID workplace requirements, repeal ‘permanent’ rules
The Oregonian
Oregon’s workplace safety agency said this week it is relaxing standards for COVID-19 safety precautions, adjusting rules to conform with new state health guidance.
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KDRV.com
After analyzing violent and property crime data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, SafeWise this week released its 8th annual "20 Safest Cities in Oregon for 2022" report.
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Police Shortages Pressure Mayors to Lower Hiring Standards: 'Worrisome'
Newsweek
Chicago is the latest city to lower its standards for police hiring in a trend that some have dubbed "worrisome."
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Thieves are using unique methods to steal gas as prices rise. How you can protect your car
CNN
Thieves are coming up with novel ways to steal from gas stations.
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OACP Weekly Update
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