Chief Mark Daniel & Chief Marcia Harnden. The passing of the gavel.
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OACP Executive Board of Directors 2026-2025
(L-R) Chief Troxel, Chief Krantz, Chief Harnden, Chief Gullberg, Chief Daniel.
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Outgoing President Chief Mark Daniel is presented with the OACP president's plaque by incoming President Chief Marcia Harnden. Also pictured, Kevin Campbell, OACP Executive Director.
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Chief Mark Daniel displays his OACP President's Badge with Chief Marcia Harnden.
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2025 Annual Conference Awards Banquet Highlights
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Chief Jim Hamilton honored with the inaugural OACP Chief of the Year award during this year’s conference. Chief Dave Rash and Chief Jason Wade, co-chairs of the Awards committee, present the award.
Multiple nominations were submitted, and while the decision was not easy, Chief Hamilton’s exemplary leadership, unwavering commitment to public service, and deep community impact stood out as a model of excellence among his peers.
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Chief Henry Reimann receives the Karlyn Campbell Award
Chief Henry Reimann was recognized as the first recipient of the OACP Karlyn Campbell Award since Karlyn’s passing earlier this year. Chief Reimann’s exceptional leadership, dedication to public safety, and commitment to advancing the criminal justice system embody the spirit of this prestigious award. As a mentor and role model, he has inspired professional growth and set a high standard for law enforcement leadership.
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Captain Ryan Eaton receives the Special Service Award.
Captain Ryan Eaton was recognized for his exceptional leadership and dedicated service. As co-chair of the Second in Command Committee, he revitalized its mission and impact, while also playing a key role on the Conference, Education & Training Committee to enhance professional development across the association.
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Chief Jeff Groth, Sherwood PD (Ret.) (Not Pictured) was recognized with the prestigious Jim Jones Award.
Jeff Groth was recognized for his outstanding commitment to leadership, professional development, and mentorship in the law enforcement community. Although Chief Groth was unable to join us this year in Pendleton, the significance of this award remains undiminished. His dedicated service—particularly through his leadership on the Small Agency Committee—has had a lasting impact on agencies across Oregon. Chief Groth is a shining example of post-retirement leadership and service.
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OACP Executive Director Kevin Campbell honored and celebrated for his 30 years of service to the OACP. The following wording was displayed on his award.
"Your role as a guardian of law enforcement professionalism has significantly impacted agencies across Oregon. Your unwavering commitment and dedication are truly valued and have made a profound difference in our profession."
President Daniel also recognized Kevin with a President’s Award, a meaningful tribute designed and assembled by Chief Daniel. Marie Campbell was also recognized for her nearly 15 years of partnership and commitment to the association, serving alongside Kevin with unwavering dedication.
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Chief Bob Day receives the President’s Award
Chief Day receives a President’s award in recognition of his exceptional leadership of the Portland Police Bureau, where he has set a new standard by leading with confidence and a servant’s heart. His efforts have contributed to a safer, more vibrant Portland and have helped restore the bureau’s reputation as an agency of excellence.
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Chief Travis Gullberg receives the President’s Award
Chief Gullberg is honored for his outstanding dedication to public safety leadership, exemplified by his active role in the Oregon Law Enforcement Leadership Forum and his impactful insight, input, and testimony on behalf of the Oregon Association Chiefs of Police throughout the 2025 Oregon legislative session.
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Other deserving recipients of the President's Award included: Chief Hensman, Grants Pass PD; Chief Burke, Lake Oswego PD; Chief Womack, Salem PD; Phil Castle, DPSST; Chief Ferraris; Woodburn PD (Ret.); & Chief Byram Pendleton PD.
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Lt. Williams & Captain Burke of Eugene PD receive the accreditation award on behalf of Chief Skinner.
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Chief McDonald & team receive the accreditation award on behalf of Tigard PD.
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Chief Banuelos & team receive the accreditation award on behalf of Independence PD.
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Chief Logue receives the accreditation award on behalf of Central Point PD.
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Lt. Matt Olafson from Monmouth PD receives the accreditation award on behalf of Chief Haines.
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Chief Parise receives the Accreditation award on behalf of Donald-Hubbard PD.
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Chief Troxel & team receive the accreditation award on behalf of Tillamook PD.
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Chief Schmerber & team receive the accreditation award on behalf of Gladstone PD.
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Chief Day & team receive the accreditation award on behalf of Eugene PD.
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Chief Krantz receives the accreditation award on behalf of Bend PD.
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Chief Johns receives the accreditation award on behalf of Stayton PD.
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Chief Coleman receives the Accreditation award on behalf of Hillsboro PD.
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Detective Barnett receives the accreditation award on behalf of Umatilla Tribal PD.
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Chief Broderick receives the accreditation award on behalf of Lincoln City PD.
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Other agencies recognized for accreditation (or re-accreditation) between May 2024 - April 2025:
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Pendleton Police Department
Dallas Police Department
Salem Police Department
Ashland Police Department
Keizer Police Department
Prineville Police Department
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Congratulations Chief Gwen Johns, Stayton PD
The Oregon Association of Chiefs of Police proudly recognizes Stayton Police Chief Gwen Johns, who was a recent recipient of the Law Enforcement Leadership Award during FBI Portland Community Awards ceremony.
Chief Johns was honored for her exceptional leadership, support of Special Olympics Oregon, and strong collaboration with the FBI and local partners. She embodies the highest standards of service and dedication to community and public safety.
Well done, Chief Johns!
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Operational Peer Support Symposium
Date: June 18, 2025
Time: 0730 - 1700
Location: DPSST - 4190 Aumsville Hwy, Salem OR, 97317
Cost: Free (Light Breakfast & Lunch Provided)
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Honoring Our Fallen Heroes
As we approach Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15 and observe National Police Week, we pause to remember and honor the law enforcement officers who gave their lives in the line of duty to protect and serve others.
The Oregon Association Chiefs of Police (OACP) extends our deepest gratitude to the dedicated law enforcement leaders serving communities across Oregon. We honor the memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice—heroes who will never be forgotten.
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Fallen officers are honored at Oregon Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony
Statesman Journal
Family members and colleagues of fallen officers attend the Oregon Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony at Oregon Public Safety Academy on May 6 in Salem.
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Oregon part of multi-state fentanyl bust; largest in DEA history
KPTV
Evidence was seized, and a ringleader was arrested in Oregon as part of a multi-state federal fentanyl bust, the largest in the history of the DEA, according to U.S. Department of Justice.
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Pilot Butte Middle School teacher to receive National Award of Valor for role in getting gun away from 12-year-old student
KEZI
The National Award of Valor recognizes people for acts of courage and valor above and beyond what would normally be expected.
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Major gun, fentanyl seizure in Grants Pass
KDVR
Grants Pass PD, partnering with multiple agencies, including the U.S. DEA and the Rogue Area Drug Enforcement Team (RADE), seized over half a pound of fentanyl, firearms and a 3-D printer for "ghost guns."
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At least 30 new bills became Oregon law this week. Here's what they are:
KGW
Most involve amending language and the bureaucratic processes of agencies, though some update the privacy of certain people and jumpstart the movement on issues such as interstate passenger rail and permitting.
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What's the future for Oregon bill that would give $7M a year to Salem for public safety?
Statesman Journal
After months of languishing in committee, an informational hearing was held in the Legislature for a proposed bill that would direct the state to give Salem $7 million a year to fund fire, police, emergency medical & other public safety services.
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