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OACP
News
2019
Small Agency Conference
February 26th
& 27th
If you're a small-agency chief or high-level decision-maker at a small
agency, consider attending this year's conference.
Click here for more information and
registration
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2019
OACP Annual Conference
April 9th-12th
Reserve your room at
the Riverhouse
for the Annual Conference now! Not sure you'll be able to join us? Make
your reservation anyway... you have up to 48 hours before your arrival to
cancel. Please let them
know you are with the OACP.
Room release date: March 18th (OACP Room block will no longer
be available). Call (866)
453-4480
Click here for more information on the conference
OACP
Awards - NOMINATE NOW!
March 1st is
the deadline for award nominations
Click here to
learn how you can nominate a worthy recipient.
Annual Conference Auction Weekly Showcase
This year we will have
both silent and oral auction items
Click here to
view this week's highlighted items!
Click here
to review all auction items featured so far
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Capitol St. NE, Salem, OR 97301 |503.315.1411
Oregon
News
Klamath Falls police officers receive medals for saving a life
KOBI
Three
Klamath Falls Police Department officers received medals for saving a
woman's life. On January 29, Officers Ben Krueger, Thomas Reif and Reserve
Sergeant Bobby Langfield responded to the South 6th Street viaduct to help
a woman who was threatening to commit suicide.
Read more
Eugene to consider payroll tax for public safety
Register Guard
The Eugene City Council will consider a proposed payroll tax
paid by employers and employees that would generate an estimated $22.8
million a year to pay for a massive expansion of the municipal public
safety system.
Read more
Police
negotiators fill unique, critical role
The Bulletin
Once a month, an elite police force meets on the bottom floor of
the Bend Police Department headquarters. They have a particular set of
skills - skills many of them have acquired over long careers.
Read more
Josephine County Sheriff's Office employees will get a raise
KOBI
Josephine County Sheriff's Office employees can expect a pay
raise now that commissioners have agreed on a budget.
Read more
National
News
Fired
factory worker goes on shooting rampage at Aurora, Illinois, plant, killing
five
USA Today
Five
people were killed and six police officers injured after a fired factory
worker sprayed bullets into the massive warehouse where he worked in this
southwest Chicago suburb, police said.
Read more
WPD
chief discusses changes in how crimes will be reported to FBI
WECT
While
the number of crimes that will be reported to the FBI will increase this
year, the Wilmington's police chief says that doesn't necessarily mean
crime is on the rise in the Port City.
Read more
School
threat system fields thousands of tips in first month
Washington
Times
A threat reporting system now required for all Pennsylvania schools
fielded more than 4,900 tips in its first month, about a third of them
considered serious enough to pass along to local police and school
officials.
Read more
Poll
Shows Most Americans Incorrectly Believe Gun-Murder Rates Have Gotten Worse
In 25 Years
The Washington
Post
On the first anniversary of the massacre at Marjory Stoneman
Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., NPR, 'PBS NewsHour' and Marist
released a poll exploring views of various approaches to gun ownership in
the United States.
Read more
Parkland
Shooting: Where Gun Control and School Safety Stand Today
The New York
Times
With Parkland, it was the students who set the agenda. Their
openness about their pain made them formidable leaders of the movement for
gun control, and their displays of strength and utter grief struck a chord
with a nation numbed by repeated acts of violence.
Read more
OACP Weekly Update
Send
feedback by contacting the OACP Office at 503.315.1411 or by visiting the
website listed below.
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In This Issue...
1.
OACP News
2.
Oregon News
3.
National News
4.
Speaker Spotlight
Annual
Conference
Speaker Spotlight
JOE ROBINSON
Work Smarter-Live
Better Robinson will provide strategies to
manage demands, stress, devices, and employees, instead of having the
demands manage you. This presentation will help you be more effective, less
stressed, and show you how to increase employee engagement and satisfaction
on and off the job.
Robinson will offer suggestions on making
adjustments to our work style that will make us more effective and prevent
reflex behaviors that drive stress and drain productivity. You'll learn how
to manage key areas of pressure-from time management, to stress management,
device management, overwhelm, multitasking, and managing home demands.
You'll learn new tools to manage reactions and build resilience to handle
any challenge.
Presentation material is based on the
latest science and best practices and is endorsed by clients such as IBM
and Nestle.
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