OPTION #1: $350
Option #1 includes 2024 OEDI membership and 4 hours of OEDI-sponsored training Wednesday afternoon. Also included is all-day training on Thursday and half-day training Friday morning. (Please note that OEDI will have a check-in sheet for those who have registered for the 4-hour OEDI-sponsored training.)
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OPTION #2: $225
Option #2 includes the OACP Board meeting Wednesday afternoon, along with all-day training on Thursday and half-day training Friday morning. (This price DOES NOT include 2024 OEDI membership or Wednesday afternoon OEDI training.)
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We're looking forward to hearing from a great lineup of presenters including Erik Laiho, A.J. DeAndrea, Dan Brown, Chief Mike Krantz, and Captain Jason Maniscalco. OEDI training on Wednesday includes a joint presentation by Doug Seirup, Kyle Williams, Sgt. Billy Bush, and S.A. Ryan (Rocky) Hall.
Opening Night Reception:
OEDI organizes and facilitates a fabulous event Wednesday evening as part of your registration. This event is available for both Option #1 and Option #2 attendees. Don't miss it! Great food, free drinks and fantastic door prizes abound! We look forward to seeing you!
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MEET ONE OF OUR CONFERENCE PRESENTERS:
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A.J. DeAndrea
Owner & CEO | Centurio Training and Consulting LLC
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Deputy Chief A.J. DeAndrea began his career with the Arvada, Colorado Police Department in 1993, retiring from APD in 2023. During his time there he served as a member of the Jefferson County Regional SWAT Team from 1996 to 2012 – a collateral duty team where he was a Team Leader. The majority of his career was spent on patrol but he also spent 2 years as the Sergeant of the Internal Affairs Unit and 4 years as the Sergeant in the Community Response Impact Team (CRIT) and was also an Operations Commander. As Deputy Chief, he oversaw both the Field and Operations divisions of the Arvada Police Department.
Deputy Chief DeAndrea graduated from the University of Colorado in Boulder in 1990 and has a Bachelor of Arts degree. He is a graduate of the Northwestern School of Police Staff and Command, Class 504 as well as the FBI National Academy Session 283. Read More
Topic: Dark Nights of the Soul
Deputy Chief AJ DeAndrea was in a leadership role in three school shootings that changed the fabric of American society and police response to active shootings around the world. He takes a deep dive into these tragic events and more importantly analyzes the positive things that came from them from improved tactics, decision making and mental health practices.
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Governor Kotek Visits DPSST
DPSST hosted Governor Tina Kotek last week at the Oregon Public Safety Academy as they prepare for the upcoming launch of expanded Basic Police courses. Governor Kotek commended DPSST's staff for their work adapting the 40-student course model to accommodate 60 students, reducing the training backlog for law enforcement officers throughout Oregon. After addressing DPSST staff, the Governor visited a Basic Police classroom and a group of Oregon State Police recruits to thank them and voice her support for the state's public safety professionals and their families.
"Oregonians are counting on all of us to be successful here, and I can't thank you enough for stepping up to do this work," Governor Kotek said.
The first of three pilot 60-student Basic Police courses will begin on Monday, November 13, and two weeks later DPSST will begin the first of three classes taught in partnership with Oregon State Police. Since opening enrollment in the expanded courses, the wait time for students entering the Academy has dropped from a high of 7 months to just over 90 days.
DPSST acknowledged this endeavor would not be possible without the steadfast support of Governor Kotek, the Oregon Legislature, and partners at Oregon State Police, Oregon Association Chiefs of Police, and Oregon State Sheriffs' Association.
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2024 Annual Conference
April 16 - 19, 2024
Pendleton Convention Center | Pendleton, OR
Plan to join us for the 2024 Annual Conference. We hope to see you there! Click here for more information.
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Eugene Police Department
9-1-1 Director
Salary: $135,137.60 – $182,416.00 annually
Closing date: December 3, 2023
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Placing an advertisement with the OACP is a great way to expand the market reach of your personnel search. Click here for more information.
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Chief Kevin Martinez and members of the Carlton Police Department enjoyed some Halloween fun with their community.
If you have pictures of your agency engaging with your community in creative ways, please send our way. We love to share these pictures with fellow OACP members.
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Federal judge gives Oregon seven days to find lawyers for defendants or release them from jail
OPB
A federal judge has ruled that Oregon must provide defense attorneys to anyone in jail, within seven days of their initial court appearance. If not, the sheriff must release them from custody.
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‘We can’t have open air drug markets in our cities’
KOIN
On Monday, Sen. Kate Lieber and her colleagues on the Joint Interim Committee on Addiction and Community Safety Response asked law enforcement what needs to be done.
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Police pitch fentanyl crisis solutions: ‘There has to be a moment in time when police can intervene’
The Oregonian
Half a dozen police leaders Monday told Oregon lawmakers how they think the state can reverse the spiraling opioid crisis that made fentanyl the fastest growing cause of accidental deaths in the state last year.
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Local law enforcement teams up to raise money for childhood cancer
The Eagle
The Bryan, College Station and Texas A&M University Police Departments, along with the Brazos County Sheriff’s Office are teaming up again with The Cure Starts Now–Central Texas to raise money for childhood cancer.
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White House adds $334 mln to boost community policing, hire more officers
Reuters
The White House on Thursday announced $334 million in new grants for state and local law enforcement agencies to bolster community-oriented policing services, improve school safety and help hire over 1,730 new officers.
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Biden menthol ban could allow Mexican cartels to sell cigarettes illegally, ex-officials warn
LightWave
According to former law enforcement officials, the Biden administration’s proposed ban on menthol cigarettes will open the door to serious problems, including providing an opportunity for Mexican drug cartels to move in and sell them illegally in the U.S.
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OACP Weekly Update
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