JOIN US FOR THE
2023 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
April 4 - 7
Riverhouse on the Deschutes Convention Center
Bend, Oregon
Click here for an attendance roster as of 3.7.23
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN:
Members: $340
Non-members: $360
Registration will increase by $20 on March 20. 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. If a refund is needed, please request it prior to Tuesday, March 28 and we'd be glad to refund the full amount.
LODGING:
Unfortunately, all rooms at The Riverhouse are now full, but see below for a couple other great options to choose from, both of which are walking distance to the Convention Center:
Red Lion
15 NE Butler Market Rd
Bend, OR 97701
https://www.redlion.com/
541-388-4114
Government Rate with ID at check in $115 plus tax for a King
Shilo Inn
3105 O.B. Riley Rd
Bend, OR 97703
https://www.shiloinns.com
Government Rate starting at $109 plus tax for a King
WEDNESDAY BEND NIGHT OUT:
Wednesday night there will be an optional Evening Out in Bend. The bus will drop guests off at a convenient location downtown and then shuttle them back to the Riverhouse at a couple different times in the evening. The shuttle is $10/person or $15/couple. If you have not already signed up for this, you will have an opportunity to do so at the conference check in table. Please note, we are doing things differently this year. Because of the size coach we have rented for the evening, we don't anticipate anyone waiting at the Riverhouse for a lift! We think this will provide conference attendees a moment reprieve to enjoy visiting with colleagues in comfort as they make their way to one of Bend's great eating and drinking establishments.
MEET ONE OF OUR CONFERENCE PRESENTERS:
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Kieran Ramsey
SAC, Portland Field Office
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Kieran L. Ramsey was named the Special Agent in Charge of the Portland Field Office in January 2021, and has been a member of the FBI’s Senior Executive Service since February 2019.
Mr. Ramsey joined the FBI as a Special Agent in 1998 and was assigned to the Seattle Field Office. He worked on a public corruption task force, an organized crime squad, and on the Seattle Joint Terrorism Task Force. Mr. Ramsey also served as the senior leader of Seattle’s Evidence Response Team and deployed to the World Trade Center immediately after the 9/11 attacks, as well as serving on a deployment to Baghdad, Iraq with the Regime
Crimes Task Force. Read More
Topic: “The Impact of January 6th Plus Radically and Ethically Motivated Violent Extremists in Oregon”
What does the threat of left wing vs. right wing domestic terrorism look like today in Oregon? From the summer of 2020, to Oregon Capitol and US Capitol incursions, to Jane's Revenge arsons and attacks on the power grid today, SAC Ramsey will discuss what the threat picture looks like presently, where it originated from and where it's going (and how Oregon law enforcement can work together to identify and disrupt the threat).
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THANK YOU TO OUR PLATINUM SPONSORS:
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THANK YOU TO OUR GOLD SPONSOR:
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New Chiefs and Retired Members
As we prepare for the upcoming conference and finish completing the conference notebook, we want to make sure we haven't forgotten anyone. Here are the lists of retired members and new chiefs from April 2022 - April 2023. If you see any discrepancies, please let us know. It's always a fear that we will allow one of our association members to fall through the cracks somehow.
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Retired Members
The following members retired since April 2022.
- Richard Schmitz, Aumsville PD
- Ronda Groshong, Beaverton PD
- Geoff Spalding, Astoria PD
- Bill Steele, Tualatin PD
- Dale Cummins, Prineville PD
- Cory Darling, Sunriver PD
- Jerry Palmer, Lincoln City PD
- Dale Jorgensen, Lake Oswego PD
- David Frisendahl, Stayton PD
- Jeff Lynn, Sweet Home PD
- Kris Allison, Central Point PD
- Nick Hurley, Corvallis PD
- Jeff Bowman, Gearhart PD
- Terri Davie, OSP
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New Chiefs
The following members have become a chief since April 2022.
- Jason Wade, University of Oregon PD
- Stacy Kelly, Astoria PD
- Larry Seymour, Prineville PD
- John Pitcher, Florence PD
- Steven Lougal, Scappoose PD
- George Burke, Lake Oswego PD
- Michael Womer, Sunriver PD
- Greg Pickering, Tualatin PD
- Stacy Jepson, Beaverton PD
- Gwen Johns, Stayton PD
- Jason Ogden, Sweet Home PD
- Scott Logue, Central Point PD
- Jason Harvey, Corvallis PD
- Steve Macartney Jr., Burns PD
- Damian Flowers, Aumsville PD
- David Broderick, Lincoln City PD
- Casey Codding, OSP
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"ADDITIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES"
We're expanding our Training Center platform to include additional training opportunities, and we're excited to let you know!
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We've added a package called "Additional Training Opportunities" to our online training center. This will contain information regarding training, seminars, and conferences NOT hosted by OACP that we think would benefit our members. Currently, there is information about the Law Enforcement Appreciation Retreat, Marriage Resiliency Retreat, and the NW Regional CIT Conference.
Keep checking back as we'll be updating this as training becomes available. If you know of any training you'd like us to promote on our Training Center, please send information our way! We love adding value to your OACP membership and we think this does just that!
On another note, we'd like to let you know that an additional video from the 2023 ELTS Conference - Violent Extremism in America - was just added to the General/Other package.
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OACP SWAG FOR SALE at the Annual Conference
This year at the Annual Conference, in lieu of a silent auction, we'll be selling OACP items, and all the proceeds will go to Special Olympics Oregon. Give any amount you'd like to donate to this great cause (while helping us clear out OACP's cupboards). Doing so will benefit YOU, those at your agency who may be lucky enough to receive these items as a gift, as well as SOOR.
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Stayton Police Department
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Police Sergeant
Salary: $80,845.53 to $105,484.90 per year DOQ
Closing date: March 29, 2023
Click here for a job announcement.
Click here to apply.
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Oregon State Police Pledges to Advance Women in Policing
Eugene Daily News
The Oregon State Police has signed on to the 30×30 Pledge – a series of low- and no-cost actions policing agencies can take to improve the representation and experiences of women in law enforcement.
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Watchdog center calls for statewide fix to false Oregon DMV records causing wrongful arrests
The Oregonian
A statewide watchdog group plans to investigate legal remedies for people arrested and wrongfully convicted of driving with a suspended license based on inaccurate Oregon motor vehicle records.
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300,000 people could have criminal records sealed under Oregon ‘Clean Slate’ bill
Oregonlive
Thirteen years ago, Nancy Pance walked out of Coffee Creek Correctional Facility with $250, a flip phone and prison-issued gray sweatpants.
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Opioid Harm Reduction Package passes out of Oregon House, heads to Senate
Portland Business Journal
The Oregon House on Monday passed a package of bills aimed at curbing the fentanyl crisis by giving people greater access to harm reduction tools.
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New technology helping Metro police get ‘criminals off the street faster’
WKRN
Each year the Metro Nashville Police Department Criminal Investigations Division collects thousands of phones, computers and other devices in order to gather digital evidence.
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D.C. Council voted police out of schools. Increased crime prompts a proposal to keep them
The Washington Post
Four D.C. lawmakers are backing a proposal that would keep police officers in schools, reversing a measure that sought to remove law enforcement from campuses by 2025.
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Fairfax County Police Debut Gun Tracking Technology
NBC Washington
A computer technology that can match the unique marks a gun makes on cartridge casings is helping detectives in Fairfax County, Virginia, to track down people suspected of violent crimes more quickly.
Read More
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OACP Weekly Update
Send feedback by contacting the OACP Office at 503.315.1411 or by visiting the website: www.policechief.org
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