Oregon Association Chiefs of Police

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FEATURED PROGRAMS

The mission of the Oregon Association Chiefs of Police is to serve as the “professional voice” of law enforcement in Oregon. Toward our objective, we are pleased to offer a wide range of programs designed to benefit police leaders, their agencies, and the communities they serve.

Accreditation

The Oregon Accreditation Alliance exists to improve the quality of law enforcement agencies in the State of Oregon and ultimately the quality of services provided to the citizens of the state.

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Physical Abilities Test

The OACP purchased and deployed ten ORPAT systems in police agencies strategically located throughout the state in order to make the Oregon Physical Abilities Test accessible to all Oregon police agencies.

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College Scholarship Program

The OACP is committed to promoting professionalism and values the presence and contributions of educated men and women in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice. To further this commitment, the OACP provides competitive college scholarships for qualifying students.

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Please click on the links below to apply. Do not apply via Facebook.Now Hiring:Eagle Point Police DepartmentPolice ChiefSalary: $7,774 – $9,013 monthlyClosing date: Open until filledFor a job description, click here: https://oracp.memberclicks.net/form/submission/…To apply, click here: http://cityofeaglepoint.org/Jobs.aspx/…Placing an advertisement with the OACP is a great way to expand the market reach of your personnel search. Click here for more information: https://www.policechief.org/job-board/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Please click on the links below to apply. Do not apply via Facebook.Now Hiring:City of Hillsboro, OR Police DepartmentPolice CommanderSalary: $117,422 – $154,519 AnnuallyClosing date: March 26, 2023For a recruitment flyer and more information, click here: https://oracp.memberclicks.net/form/submission/…Placing an advertisement with the OACP is a great way to expand the market reach of your personnel search. Click here for more information: https://www.policechief.org/job-board/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations from all of us at Oregon Association Chiefs of Police on your upcoming retirement Chief Bob Morris.It is with both a sense of honor and sadness that I announced on Monday that I will be retiring from my position of Chief of Police.I want to take this opportunity to express how much I have enjoyed serving this community; so many of you have become an indelible part of my heart and emotions. When I was brought to Junction City, nearly seven years ago, it was intended to be in a temporary capacity, and only long enough to assist getting the Police Department onto a positive track. While my aim was to remain for only a limited time, I am so thankful I was welcomed into the community and given the honor to fully build and develop this department. Getting to know and become part of the community has truly been the highlight of my career.I am beyond proud and impressed everyday by the acts of kindness, empathy, and efficiency with which everyone on the Junction City Police team performs. The compassionate and cohesive culture that now defines the very fabric of the department is unmatched by any team or agency that I have ever seen. Over the past seven years the department has achieved many successes and has accomplished countless task and goals that years ago would have been considered impossible. None of these achievements would have been possible without the overwhelming support of our citizens, faith-based organizations, the business community, the school district, service clubs, and community leaders.Together—the community as a whole—we have formed the solid foundation of an unstoppable team where anything is possible. The Department is positioned for greatness and is administratively and operationally poised to exponentially leverage the intellectual assets and talents of each of the department members. I am confident as the Department moves forward; the community will be the beneficiary of the hard work of the partnerships we have forged. With all of my heart, I want to sincerely thank the members of the community that have so strongly supported me, as well as the Department. You will forever be in my thoughts and memories; you will be deeply missed.Chief Bob ... See MoreSee Less

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Save the date: Superhero Carnival June 24th, 2023 Batman (AKA Chief Flowers) is getting ready for Superhero Carnival early this year! He was requested to read to a first-grade class at a neighboring elementary school. ... See MoreSee Less

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Today CSO Solesbee and Officer D. Clark were invited to visit a @headstartlanecounty classroom that is learning about police. We shared what we do, who we are at work and at home, and the kids got to see our police vehicles. It was so much fun and the highlight of our day. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Oregon Association Chiefs of Police was founded in 1953 with the intended purpose of enhancing the professionalism of Law Enforcement in Oregon. The founding Chiefs envisioned creating an association that would promote training and information sharing to facilitate the professional growth of Chiefs of Police, command staff, supervisors, line officers and support personnel. The Oregon Association Chiefs of Police rapidly became a leader both on the state and national level in the effort to enhance the profession.