IACP Conference 2023 - San Diego, California
Cruising with fellow Oregon law enforcement leaders in San Diego
San Diego Bay provided a perfect backdrop for fellow Oregonians to enjoy an evening sail on the Nerissa Yacht. Not only did they enjoy a beautiful sunset and good conversation, but thanks to sponsors Day Wireless and Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, appetizers and drinks were covered, and contributed to the fun and relaxed evening. We decided to try something different than the usual dinner out (did we mention how expensive group meals are in San Diego!) and rented out a yacht all to ourselves. Based on feedback received, it was a success.
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Stepping in to lend a hand...
Chloe Campbell-Haller stepped in to join her dad, Kevin Campbell, Executive Director of the OACP, at the last minute to take mom, Marie's place at the IACP Conference. Chloe jumped in and fully participated in in the SACOP meetings (State Association Chiefs of Police), walked the halls of the Trade Show recruiting future vendors and sponsors, and helped get the boat afloat with 49 folks from Oregon who joined the evening sunset cruise. Thanks Chloe for your willingness to lend the association a hand.
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Upcoming OACP Conferences...
We hope you'll join us!
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2023 Small Agency Conference
November 7 - 9
Oregon State University
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
There is no cost for this event. This conference is for all agencies serving a population of 10,000 or less. Click here for more information. Click here for a current roster.
Small Agency Conference Sponsors:
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Plan to join us for the 2023 Executive Leadership Training Seminar (ELTS)!
January 10 - 12, 2024
Seaside Convention Center | Seaside, OR
The Conference Committee is hard at work finalizing the details. Stay up-to-date by clicking here.
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2024 Annual Conference
April 16 - 19, 2024
Pendleton Convention Center | Pendleton, OR
Don't forget to plan for the 2024 Annual Conference. We hope to see you there! Click here for more information.
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Meet Our Newest OACP Associate & Other Associate Members
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Sergeant Ivan Dike, Umatilla PD
Sergeant John Capers, Umatilla PD
Sergeant Christian Normand, Sandy PD
Sergeant Dana Gunnarson, West Linn PD - Dana likes to spend time playing basketball and would like to travel to Argentina.
Sergeant Adam Simms, West Linn PD - Adam enjoys watching the Oregon Ducks football team. He spends a lot of time with his family. His son and daughter play sports where he coaches and gets to watch them play and grow. They live on a farm with chickens, goats, and horses. If he could vacation anywhere it would be Hawaii.
Lieutenant Matt Gill, Salem PD - Matt's hobby is homesteading which includes pasture raised chickens, cattle, gardening, and growing bamboo. He enjoys working out and camping. Given the choice of where to vacation, he would choose wherever there are mountains and water. When he has the munchies he chooses carbs (chips, chips, and more chips).
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Sergeant Joshua Nieminen, Grants Pass PD - Josh enjoys hunting, fishing, and camping in his jeep. He loves all types of music and would love to vacation in Finland.
Lieutenant Donald Vidrio, Salem PD - Don's favorite hobbies are motorcycle riding, and camping/fishing with his family. His favorite music genres are country and rock. When he's feeling hungry, pizza is his go-to food.
Sergeant Koji Nagamatsu, The Dalles PD - Koji loves spending time with his family, going to the gym and travelling abroad. His last trip was to Australia and Japan.
Sergeant Brian Keetle, Springfield PD - Brian spends time practicing jiu jitsu and playing soccer. He loves country music and would love to vacation in Costa Rica. When hungry, pizza is the food he reaches for most.
Division Commander/Detective Sergeant Barnabas Stewart, Ashland PD - Bon and his wife, Terri, like to paraglide, backpack, kayak, and adventure travel in their Mercedes Sprinter van. They most recently did a 21-day trip to five Canadian National Parks, including Jasper and Banff, and Glacier National Park in Montana.
OTHER ASSOCIATE
Training Director Staci Yutzie, DPSST - Staci loves to travel. She'll happily go just about anywhere, but her favorite places are Thailand, Costa Rica, and Italy. She is also a foodie and considers it a big win when she can pair travel with great food.
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Portland Police Bureau Has Sent Drones to 22 Calls
Willamette Week
Following the announcement this summer that officers would begin using drones, the Portland Police Bureau has published a new dashboard showing how often they’ve been used. As of Oct. 9, police have deployed drones to 22 calls, using an average of two of the “unmanned aerial systems” each time.
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New Oregon dashboard shows transportation deaths are rising
The Oregonian
The Oregon Health Authority has started publicly tracking transportation deaths and injuries via a state dashboard, which state officials hope will lead to safety improvements on Oregon’s roads.
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Oregon, Washington among states with highest rates of car theft in 2022: FBI
KOIN
Oregon and Washington saw some of the highest rates of motor vehicle theft in the U.S. in 2022, crime statistics released by the FBI on Oct. 16 show.
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California's ban on high-capacity gun magazines can remain in effect, court rules
Reuters
A divided federal appeals court is allowing California's ban on magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition to remain in effect while the state appeals a judge's ruling finding it unconstitutionally violated the rights of firearms owners.
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A doctors group calls its ‘excited delirium’ paper outdated and withdraws its approval
AP
A leading doctors group on Thursday formally withdrew its approval of a 2009 paper on “excited delirium,” a document that critics say has been used to justify excessive force by police.
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Fentanyl trafficking bill sees slow start but promising future, supporters say
Alabama Daily News
The rate at which Alabamians are being arrested and charged under the state’s new fentanyl trafficking law has been moderately low since its implementation in April, but the law’s supporters hold that its ability to curb fentanyl trafficking will be fully realized with time.
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OACP Weekly Update
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