The Karlyn Campbell Award
The Karlyn Campbell Award honors the legacy of Karlyn Campbell, the late mother of Executive Director Kevin Campbell, who dedicated more than 20 years of faithful service and support to the OACP. Karlyn was known for her steady guidance, generous spirit, and unwavering commitment to lifting others up - qualities that shaped the heart of this organization.
This award recognizes individuals who reflect her example of true servant leadership: those who sacrificially share their time, experience, and wisdom; who remain consistently available as a resource to others; and who help leaders navigate difficult challenges with integrity and compassion. Nominees distinguished themselves through mentorship, encouragement, and a nurturing approach that strengthens the profession and fosters lasting professional growth.
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Do you work with someone who mentors others through tough challenges and gives generously of their time? Nominate them in the spirit of the Karlyn Campbell Award by March 15.
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OPTION #1: $460
Includes 2026 OEDI membership + full OEDI-sponsored training track
This option provides all 4 hrs of OEDI sponsored training and a 2026 OEDI membership.
Option #1 Includes (on Wednesday):
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8:00–12:00 — Matt Dolan's Training (see schedule)
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12:00–1:00 — Lunch
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1:00–5:00 — OEDI Training on AI: Part 1 & Part 2
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5:30–8:30 — Welcome Reception
*Includes free Ethics Training provided by OEDI (available for 6 months post-conference).
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OPTION #2: $325
Does NOT include OEDI membership and includes a partial OEDI-sponsored training track
This option provides 2 hrs of OEDI sponsored training, and assumes attendee will participate in OACP's Board Mtg.
Option #2 Includes (on Wednesday):
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8:00–12:00 — Matt Dolan's Training (see schedule)
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12:00–1:00 — Lunch
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1:00–3:00 — OACP Board Meeting
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3:00–5:00 — OEDI Training on AI: Part 2
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5:30–8:30 — Welcome Reception
* Includes free Ethics Training provided by OEDI (available for 6 months post-conference).
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Chief Robby Tiller was sworn in as Chief of Police for the Burns Police Department on November 13, 2025. He previously served with the Harney County Sheriff’s Office, rising through the ranks and building a reputation for fairness, dedication, and strong community relationships. With deep roots in the Burns/Harney County area, Chief Tiller brings years of local experience and a commitment to serving the community he calls home.
On behalf of the Oregon Association Chiefs of Police, we congratulate Chief Tiller on his appointment and look forward to supporting his continued leadership in strengthening trust and public safety across the region.
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