WE HOPE YOU'LL JOIN US!
OACP Executive Leadership Training Seminar (ELTS)
January 11 - 13, 2023
Seaside Civic & Convention Center
REGISTRATION WILL BEGIN SOON!
Be looking for information in your inbox this next week.
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Meet one of our conference presenters:
Bill McAlpine
(Brother to Chief Kathy McAlpine, Tigard PD)
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Bill McAlpine
Learning Delivery Partners©
Performance Coach |
Keynote Speaker
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Bill McAlpine has over 25 years of business experience working in leadership roles with Fortune 500 companies including SuperValu, Kraft Foods and Dell Inc. As a Performance Coach and Keynote Speaker, Bill draws from his diverse background and wealth of business experience in operations, sales, and HR leading both functional and global teams.
Bill is founder and president of Learning Delivery Partners, a facilitation company that creates partnerships with clients and consulting firms to deliver an extraordinary participant experience. He holds certifications in Polarity Management, Situational Leadership, Meyers Briggs, DISC and Negotiations Skills. Read More
Topic: "Core Performance - Managing Personal Energy for Balance & Productivity"
Core Performance is centered around managing human energy for peak performance. Participants will learn how to operate differently to successfully meet demands without compromise. Our work with high performers around the world informs us that the only way our clients can be their best is to consider how they are growing capabilities and building skill in 4 distinct but interdependent CORE’s in the human system that influence how we show up when it matters most. Core Performance is based on decades of work in the world of high performance in sport, special operations, surgeons, pilots, elite law enforcement and leaders from the private and public sectors.
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New Membership Dues Structure
A new dues structure will take effect during our upcoming dues renewal period in January 2023. Click here to view the message that was sent out which explains this change in more detail.
Included in that message was a brief video from President Skinner, and Kevin & Marie Campbell giving additional context and information. Click here to view.
We will be sending a message to Oregon chiefs (who will now be considered the Key Contact for the Agency Organization) explaining how this change will impact them specifically.
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OACP AWARD Program
Jim Jones Award
Today we're featuring the Jim Jones Award which is "awarded to Retired OACP members who have displayed characteristics and qualities of a mentor, and who have helped fulfill that mission of the OACP." See below the Retired OACP members who have received this award.
Sue Jones (in honor of the late Chief Jim Jones) – 2014
Chief Jim Soules – 2016
Chief Les Youngbar – 2016
Chief Rick Lewis – 2017
Chief Steve Winegar – 2017
Please consider nominating a retired OACP member you believe is deserving of this recognition.
Award nominations are due March 1, 2023. Click here for more information and a nomination form.
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Congratulations New Chief!
Chief Stacy Jepson has been appointed Chief of Police for Beaverton Police Department after acting as Interim Chief since June 2022. Before beginning her career with BPD, Jepson spent three years as the Eugene Police Department’s deputy chief. She also has 21 years of experience with the Hillsboro Police Department and directed the TriMet Transit Police Division for several years as well. Chief Jepson has been an OACP member since May 2020. The OACP congratulates Chief Jepson and wishes her great success in this new role!
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We enjoyed looking at all the great photos of agencies around Oregon celebrating Halloween 2022 with their communities. Here are some of the photos we found while snooping around fb. Please remember, if your agency is involved in a community outreach and have pictures to share, send them our way. We love featuring the great work that Oregon police departments are involved with.
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How the state classified serial rapist Richard Gillmore as a low-level sex offender
The Oregonian
Serial rapist Richard Troy Gillmore’s “advanced age” of 63 proved to be the single biggest factor in the state’s decision to classify him as the lowest level of sex offender when he leaves prison next month after more than three decades.
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State to ask U.S. Supreme Court to review lower court’s decision vacating Frank Gable’s conviction
The Oregonian
The Oregon Department of Justice intends to petition the U.S. Supreme Court to review the recent ruling by a lower court that vacated Frank Gable’s conviction in the 1989 murder of Oregon Corrections Director Michael Francke.
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Oregon Health Authority launches new Veteran Dental Program
KTVZ
Oregon House Bill 4095, which creates the state’s first Veteran Dental Program for Oregon veterans who do not qualify for the Oregon Health Plan, passed in the 2022 Legislative Session.
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Richmond startup offers help for substance abuse with sniffer dog
Richmond Times-Dispatch
A Marine veteran and former Henrico County police officer is starting a new local business that’s designed to offer discretion for families, businesses and schools looking to get help for people with drug addictions.
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7 sentenced to federal prison terms in McDonough County meth sting
WGEM
According to police, the seven subjects were sentenced on Oct. 28 by the U.S. District Court Central District of Illinois at Rock Island for the distribution of meth throughout McDonough County.
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Traffic enforcement in Roanoke down, deaths up
The Roanoke Times
Roanoke police say an exodus of officers, attributable to anti-police sentiment seen across the nation, coupled with a rise in violent crime in the city, have crippled traffic enforcement campaigns that at one time yielded more than 10,000 tickets a year.
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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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