We’re Off the Ground – The Fall Conference is Underway!
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The September OACP board meeting provided an opportunity for committees to provide important updates.
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DPSST update provided by Director Phil Castle, and Marie Atwood.
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Casey Codding, OSP Superintendent, shares a partner update.
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Kevin Campbell, OACP's Executive Director, delivers a legislative update, highlighting key bills and policy developments that affect agencies across Oregon.
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Scott Fuqua (sponsor) highlights how MetaTraffic’s AI-enabled camera enforcement strengthens road safety while reducing administrative burden.
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Reed Miller of Federal Signal (Sponsor) presents their latest LED lighting and siren systems, demonstrating how first responders gain greater visibility and reliability.
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Ret. Chief David Doll speaks on “Igniting Your Leadership” in a dynamic and engaging after-lunch session.
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Captain Joel Goodwin (Corvallis PD) speaks on The Situation Table: Addressing Acutely Elevated Risk.
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Rosemary Reynolds presenting Justice Delayed: The Story of Chief Ralph Painter and the Struggle for Change.
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Registration for the Small Agency Conference opens MONDAY!
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Congratulations to OACP members Chief Patrick Huskey; Sandy PD & Lieutenant David Vaughn; Albany PD on their recent graduation from the FBI National Academy, Class 295!
The FBI National Academy is internationally recognized for its academic excellence, offering 10 weeks of advanced communication, leadership, and fitness training. With fewer than 1% of law enforcement officers worldwide invited to attend, this program represents one of the highest honors in our profession.
Chief Huskey & Lieutenant Vaughn now join a growing circle of Oregon law enforcement leaders who have completed this prestigious program.
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Lieutenant David Vaughn (middle)
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Residents protest against surveillance cameras in Springfield
KVAL
The cameras, typically placed at major thoroughfares, were recently set up at Pioneer Parkway and Hayden Bridge Way, where residents gathered to witness the installation.
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Eugene considers ban on drivers donating money in traffic
KGW
Under the ordinance, drivers would not be allowed to hand items to pedestrians unless legally parked. Violators could be fined up to $50.
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Hermiston City Council checks out safety center’s renovations
Hermiston Herald
“It’s kind of a challenge having the department split up between four different locations,” Hermiston Police Chief Jason Edmiston said.
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‘Imminent telecommunications threat' to NYC area thwarted, US Secret Service says
NBC
The devices could be used for a wide range of telecommunications attacks, including disabling cell phone towers, enabling denial of services attacks and facilitating anonymous, encrypted communication between potential threat actors and criminal enterprises.
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Blue Lights on: KCPD joins major American cities in effort to deter crime
KCTV
The department’s chief, Stacey Graves, said, “Lighting our KCPD police cars with a blue light makes sure we show we’re in the area and present for” people who live in Kansas City, Missouri. The blue lights “policy comes after recent violent crime throughout the Kansas City area.”
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California bans most law enforcement officers from wearing masks during operations
AP
The ban is a direct response to recent immigration raids in Los Angeles, where federal agents wore masks while making mass arrests. The raids prompted days of protest and led President Donald Trump to deploy National Guard troops and Marines to the area.
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