Catch the Winds of Change: Navigate Leadership with Purpose
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Presentation Topic: “Built for the Storm - "The Storm is the Norm, Calm Waters are Rare."
Presentation Overview: This presentation will explore simple but powerful changes that can immediately improve both personal and professional life. Participants will learn four foundational strategies to become more resilient in the face of stress and organizational challenges. The session will redefine common ideas about stress, introduce effective habits of robust individuals, and teach methods to manage difficult conflict—especially the kind often avoided. It includes a special focus on the unique pressures faced in public safety professions. Overall, the session aims to equip attendees with practical tools to thrive through turbulence, not just survive it.
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Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office names new Wood Village chief of police
The Outlook
Lieutenant Jake Howell, a recent lateral hire for the MCSO, was named the chief of police for Wood Village. While he is new with the sheriff’s office, Howell has been working in law enforcement since 2012 as a West Linn police officer.
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Madras interim police chief addresses traffic safety, transparency as top priorities
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Oregon leaders prepare court, legislative action after Trump floats National Guard in Portland
Oregon Capital Chronical
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Decline In Crime In Washington, DC During Federal Law Enforcement Surge
The Hill
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Permian Basin anti-gang unit launches with $2.5 million grant, makes arrests
Star Telegram
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Seattle invests $127M in police reforms as consent decree ends, pledges progress
KOMO
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Capitol Police, Secret Service hold drills to 'be ready for anything'
ABC
The exercise, held Friday at the James J. Rowley Training Center in Laurel, Maryland, drew officers from more than a dozen state, county and city agencies, with other federal partners including National Guard and Homeland Security observing the drills -- an effort formed by the security concerns of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.
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