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OACP Executive Leadership Training Seminar (ELTS)
January 11 - 13, 2023
Seaside Civic & Convention Center
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
Click on the button below to register.
Two Conference Price Options:
Please note: Conference prices will increase by $25 after Christmas
OPTION #1: $299
Includes 2023 OEDI membership and 4 hours of training Wednesday afternoon. This also covers all-day training on Thursday and half-day training Friday morning. Please note: OEDI will have a check-in sheet for those who have registered for the 4-hour OEDI-sponsored training.
OPTION #2: $225
Includes OACP Board meeting Wednesday afternoon, along with all-day training on Thursday and half-day training Friday morning. This price DOES NOT include 2023 OEDI membership or Wednesday afternoon OEDI-sponsored training.
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Meet Julie Parker, one of our conference presenters:
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Julie Parker
Julie Parker Communications
Crisis Communications & Public Relations Consultant | Media & Social Media Trainer |
Small Business Owner | Emcee | Keynote Speaker
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Julie Parker Communications started as a one-woman boutique communications firm in 2014. Today, Julie has an experienced team with decades of experience working in media, media relations and social media. Our subject matter experts offer guidance on crisis communications, public relations, media coaching and training, social media training, strategy and implementation, and communications audits. Proven and trusted, we will help you manage the media on your terms and effectively tell your story.
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Topic: "Tell Your Story Before Someone Else Does: Crisis Communications for Law Enforcement"
Law enforcement agencies are becoming more progressive about sharing their news and that’s a win we all should celebrate. This course is designed to provide leaders tools to help increase their ability to share that news accurately and quickly, when events warrant. The public's demand for immediate information and extreme transparency following a police use of force is increasing with every passing year. This presentation is designed to strengthen your command staff's ability to quickly and accurately, without damaging the investigation,
communicate with the public to enhance your department's reputation, even when the news itself isn't flattering.
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OACP AWARD Program
Karlyn Campbell Award
Today we're featuring the Karlyn Campbell Award which is "for members that have distinguished themselves as a mentor to others in OACP's organization. The recipient offers guidance and encouragement to those around them and displays a nurturing nature that cultivates professional growth." See below the OACP members who have received this award in the past.
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Karlyn Campbell – 2012
Akin Blitz – 2013
Chief Jay Waterbury – 2013
Chief Jerry Moore – 2015
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Chief Kent Barker – 2016
Chief Scott Russell – 2016
Todd Anderson – 2016
Retired Chief Steve Winegar – 2019
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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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The Small Agency Conference is underway in Sunriver, Oregon. Thank you to Chief Ken Rueben and retired Chief Cory Darling (Co-Chairs of this committee) for their work organizing and facilitating this valuable event. Shout Outs also to OACP members Chief Ernie Roberts (Sandy PD), LEC Kevin Walruff (WSIN), and Sgt. Steve Lopez (Sunriver PD) for the information they presented. Other speakers were on the agenda and offered valuable resources. A special thanks to Chief Mike Womer for hosting this event in Sunriver and for providing an abundance of hot coffee for those attending!
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Congratulations to Chief Dave Frisendahl (Stayton PD) for his upcoming retirement. At yesterday's event, Chief Mark Daniels (OACP's Executive Board member) presented an OACP retirement plaque. OACP colleagues Chief Dave Rash (Hubbard PD), Chief Kathy McAlpine (Tigard PD), Chief Mark Chase (Gervais PD), and Captain Gwen Johns (Stayton PD) were also in attendance to show their support.
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Ducks Football continues to support those protecting us this fall season and invites you to take advantage of our special “FIRST RESPONDER’S NIGHT WITH THE DUCKS.”
This is an exclusive offer to purchase discounted tickets for our two home games on November 12 vs. the University of Washington and November 19 vs. the University of Utah. Each ticket will come with a 2022 Challenge Coin.
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
This offer is online only, all tickets will be delivered electronically upon purchase.
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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.
Be sure to let us know if you have any questions.
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Oregon sex offender registry doubles: Backlog of risk assessments to blame
The Oregonian
Nearly a decade into an effort to reduce the glut of sex offenders on the state registry to allow more intense focus on the most dangerous, a bureaucratic morass has nearly doubled the registry instead.
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OSP dog sniffs out 83 pounds of cocaine during I-5 traffic stop
Statesman Journal
Oregon State Police found 83 pounds of suspected cocaine and a firearm during a traffic stop on Interstate 5 Thursday afternoon after being alerted by a drug detection K9.
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Surveillance plane helping take fentanyl pills off the streets faces extinction
CNN
GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger, who also serves as a pilot in the Air National Guard, is sounding the alarm about plans to cut funding for a little-known military surveillance aircraft that law enforcement officials tell CNN is an essential tool for dismantling drug trafficking organizations and has helped them take tens of thousands of illegal fentanyl pills off the streets last month alone.
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An Arlington mother questions how drugs are making their way into schools
Fox 5
The opioid epidemic continues to plague the country as public health officials, doctors, social workers, and community advocates take on the challenge to prevent overdoses.
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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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