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About OPOA

Oregon's premiere law enforcement training association

Empowering law enforcement statewide, Oregon Police Officers Association is dedicated to enhancing officer well-being and promoting cutting-edge training methods.  By championing innovative training practices, we lead the way in professional development, equipping officers with the skills needed to serve their communities safely and effectively.

In addition, OPOA is the only organization in the state to recognize the outstanding work and achievement of officers through our annual awards banquet.  Hundreds of officers are awarded for their dedication, heroism and courage each year, supported by our local and national sponsors

Join OPOA and experience the difference that quality training provides.

OPOA is a 501(c)3 Non Profit

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2026 AWARD NOMINATONS

DUE:   AUGUST 16, 2026

For more information and award criteria, click HERE

Spirit Mountain

27100 SW Salmon River Hwy,
Grande Ronde, OR 97347

Featured Topics include:

AI for Law Enforcement, Digital Forensics,

Combat First Aid, Oregon gangs, & more!

Early registration price - $349!

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2026 Annual Conference

Registration Coming Soon!

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November 3-6, 20268.00AM - 5.00PM

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2026 LARRY & DEBRA STEPHENS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

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SAMUEL DEVOE

Samuel plans to finish his bachelor's degree in psychology at Western Oregon University, with a minor in Spanish.  He plans to pursue a career as a police officer.

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DECLAN WINDER

Declan is a student at Oregon State University majoring in Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Sciences.

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OPOA 4190 Aumsville Highway SE  |  Salem, OR 97317  
Email:  business@opoa.info

OPOA IS A 501(c)3 NON-PROFIT

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OPOA is a 501(c)3 tax exempt, charitable non-profit which allows us to offer tax deductions for giving, and to raise funds to continue to support our mission to support law enforcement through training and our memorial fund. 

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