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• Field Training and Evaluation Program (FTEP)

  • Start
    June 07, 2023
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    8:00 AM (PDT)
  • End
    June 09, 2023
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    5:00 PM (PDT)
  • Location
    Albany Police Department, 2600 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany OR, 97321
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  	FTEP
  Target Audience:	Federal, State and Local Law Enforcement, Corrections, Regulatory Specialists, 9-1-1 Telecommunicators, Fire/EMS, Parole & Probation
  Sponsoring Agency:	Oregon Peace Officers Association and Albany Police Department
  Date and Time:	June 7 - 9, 2023 from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm check in at 7:45 on day 1
  Cost:	$300 OPOA members $320 non-OPOA members (membership included if qualified)
  Training Location:	Albany Police Department, 2600 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany OR, 97321
  Instructor:	Teresa Parker, Manager of Dispatch, Evidence, and Records at Oregon State University
  DPSST Training Category:	Leadership
  Brief Overview:	The Field Training and Evaluation Program (FTEP) was first developed in San José in the 1970’s. Over the years, agencies have evolved in their process, direction, community service and mission. This program has proven to be legally defensible, flexible and meant to be modified and updated to grow with community expectation, agency growth and updated policies. During this course you will learn how to implement, modify or update a solid training program for your agency by learning:  Background of FTEP  Trainee Orientation  Evaluating Performance  Communication Skills  Adult Learning Theory  Generational Changes  Trainer Selection Process  Liability  Corrective Training  FTEP Phases  Termination  Ethics as a Trainer This training will also cover some of the popular philosophies and practices from the similar Police Training Officer (PTO) program, which requires trainees to have ownership in their learning by developing problem-solving skills, self-reflection and emotional intelligence.
  Contact Information:	Alicia Davis at (970) 412-4544 or training4@opoa.info.
  Attire:	Business Casual
  Lodging Information:	Available.
  Parking Information:	TBD

  
  

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• Terrain Based Tactical Rifle Course & Firearm and Vehicle Tactics

  • Start
    June 21, 2023
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    8:00 AM
  • End
    June 22, 2023
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    5:00 PM
  • Location
    NW Shooting Range 41544 Upper Calapooia Rd. Sweet Home, OR 97386
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  Class Title:	Terrain Based Tactical Rifle Course on June 7 Firearm and Vehicle Tactics on June 8
  Target Audience:	***Law Enforcement Only***
  Sponsoring Agency:	Oregon Peace Officers Association, Albany Police Department, Thor Targets, NW Shooting Range
  Date and Time:	June 21 and June 22 2023, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (7:30 check-in)
  Cost:	2 Day $400 OPOA Members $425 Non-members 1 Day $200 OPOA Members $225 Non-Members Lunch not provided, please pack one.
  Training Location:	NW Shooting Range 41544 Upper Calapooia Rd. Sweet Home, OR 97386
  Instructor:	Sgt. Buck Pearce, Albany Police Detective Sam Posthuma, Albany Police
  DPSST Category:	Firearms/Use of Force
  Brief Overview:	The Terrain Based Rifle course will help prepare you for the immediate, spontaneous and lethal attacks not covered on a square range. Principals based on sound fundamental tactics for the patrol rifle operator will be introduced at a venue that takes you off the square range and into an environment where the operator determines the shooting position, cover, movement, distance to target, and their limitations in abilities to make a legal and moral decision to engage and stop threats.  We are excited to bring back firearms training that will make a difference and bridge the gap in rifle operations for the patrol officer.     The Firearm and Vehicle tactics course focuses on the principles and tactics involved with working in and around vehicles with a handgun or rifle.  The purpose of this course is to provide the student with the skills and knowledge to be able to defend themselves or others while working in and around vehicles.  The student will learn the limitations and capabilities of vehicles and factors that arise when fighting in and around them.  Topics covered include: Vehicle and Glass Ballistics Exterior and Interior engagement techniques Solo and Multiple Officer Movement in and around vehicles Self-extraction techniques Contingencies
  Contact Information:	Alicia Davis at 970-412-4544 or training4@opoa.info
  Supplies/Prerequisites:	Day 1 Zeroed Rifle - Operator knows their rifles point of aim/point of impact Basic rifle course completed. Duty holster with weapon and magazines Patrol Rifle with sling and 2 magazines (minimum) 500 rounds of rifle ammunition 200 rounds of handgun ammunition Body Armor  Flashlight Billed hat Eye protection Weather appropriate clothing (rain gear) Gloves (optional)  Knee/Elbow pads (optional)  Day 2 400 Rifle Rounds 400 Pistol Rounds Rifle w/ at least 3 magazines Handgun w/ at least 3 magazines Duty Gear (Vest/belt etc) Eye and Ear protection Painter’s mask or similar (for glass particles) Weather appropriate gear
  Attire:	Weather Appropriate.
  Lodging Information:	Available.

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• Homemade Explosives: Awareness, Recognition and Response, LE Response to Suicide Bombings, Incident Case Studies

  • Start
    June 28, 2023
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    8:00 AM
  • End
    June 29, 2023
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    5:00 PM
  • Location
    Lane County Parole and Probation, 2699 Roosevelt Blvd, Eugene, OR 97402
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  Class Title:	Homemade Explosives: Awareness, Recognition & Response (Day One, June 28th)  Law Enforcement Response to Suicide Bombing & Case Studies (Day Two, June 29th)
  Target Audience:	Law Enforcement, Parole & Probation, Corrections, Regulatory Specialists, 9-1-1 Telecommunicators, Fire/EMS
  Sponsoring Agency:	New Mexico Tech, Lane County Parole and Probation and OPOA
  Date and Time:	June 28-29, 2023 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (7:45 check-in)
  Cost:	Two for One Registration and Scholarships Available (email training5@opoa.info) $175 OPOA Members, both days $200 Non-members (Includes 1-year OPOA membership for qualified applicants), both days $100 Single Day Registration
  Training Location:	Lane County Parole and Probation 2699 Roosevelt Blvd Eugene, OR 97402
  Instructors:	New Mexico Tech Training Instructors have experience working in agencies responsible for Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) response and serve as consultants to organizations such as the Office of Domestic Preparedness (ODP), The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
  DPSST Category:	General
  Brief Overview:	DAY ONE: The Homemade Explosives: Awareness, Recognition, and Response course is designed to provide emergency first responders with the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and respond to incidents involving Homemade Explosives (HME). Emergency first responders are presented with information on the identification of HME explosive precursor chemicals, HME manufacturing indicators, HME exposure indicators, and pre-detonation and post-detonation response actions. Throughout this course, emergency first responders discuss how to implement safe response strategies when recognizing the presence of HME indicators; understanding these response actions is critical to mitigating the hazards associated with HME. DAY TWO: The Initial Law Enforcement Response to Suicide Bombing Attacks course is designed to provide law enforcement officers with information on how to effectively interdict and respond to an imminent person-borne or vehicle-borne suicide bombing attack. The course provides participants with information on the tactics, techniques and procedures used by suicide bombers, safety considerations and response considerations relative to improvised explosive devices, and interdiction strategies for law enforcement officers. Training will also include case studies on the 2016 New York/New Jersey bombings and other bombing incidents.
  Contact Information:	Kim Dorn at (503) 586-8828 or training5@opoa.info.
  Covid Information:	Covid procedures will be followed.
  Attire:	Business casual.

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• Interview and Interrogation Training

  • Start
    June 28, 2023
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    8:00 AM
  • End
    June 30, 2023
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    12:00 PM
  • Location
    Port of Portland Headquarters Building, 7200 NE Airport Way, Portland OR 97218
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  Target Audience:	Law Enforcement
  Sponsoring Agency	Oregon Peace Officers Association and Port of Portland Police
  Date and Time:	June 28 - June 30, 2023 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
  Cost:	$300 current OPOA member $320 non-member (Includes 1-year OPOA membership for qualified applicants)
  Training Location:	Port of Portland Headquarters Building, 7200 NE Airport Way, Portland OR 97218
  Instructor:	Tim Randall Sgt. Tim Randall (Retired) served with the Nampa Idaho Police Department for 31 years. He was assigned as a criminal investigator for 21 of those 31 years. As a lead investigator and supervisor, he conducted and assisted in hundreds of investigations. These include homicides, suicides, child abuse, rape, robbery and internal investigations. Tim has been an Idaho POST certified instructor for over 25 years in interview & interrogation, SWAT, chemical munitions, child abuse, elder abuse and juvenile procedures.
  Brief Overview:	Upon successful completion of this course, attendees will have gained the knowledge of: Best Practices Miranda, case law, and documenting interviews. Profile of a Successful Interviewer Basic skills needed for an interview and interrogation. Posture, eye contact, tone of voice, and building rapport. Interview preparation Room setting, case preparation, and background investigation. The Interview Process Question formulation, the don’ts of interviewing, telephone interviews, the cognitive interview, memory retrieval techniques, and corroboration process. Behavioral Symptom Analysis Physiological and psychological principles of behavior symptom analysis, and distinguishing deceptive response. Behavioral Analysis Interview A questioning process to elicit verbal and non-verbal indicators of truthful and deceptive responses. The Interrogation Process Interrogation theme, handling denials, signs of surrender, alternatives, and false confessions.
  Contact Information:	Alicia Davis at (970) 412-4544 or training4@opoa.info.
  Attire:	Business Casual
  COVID-19 Information	OPOA will follow the current Covid-19 Measures
  Parking Information:	Plenty of Parking
  Supplies Needed:	Items for note taking.

  
  

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• Domestic Terrorism: Ideologies, Groups, Symbols and Tactics

  • Start
    July 06, 2023
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    8:00 AM
  • End
    July 07, 2023
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    5:00 PM
  • Location
    Albany Police Department, 2600 Pacific Blvd SW; Albany, Oregon 97321
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  Target Audience:	Priority seating for Law Enforcement, Corrections, Parole and Probation, Fire and Communications
  Sponsoring Agency	Albany Police Department
  Date and Time:	July 6-7, 2023, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (7:45 a.m. Check-in)
  Cost:	$250 current OPOA member $275 non-member (Includes 1 year OPOA membership for qualified applicants)
  Training Location:	Albany Police Department, 2600 Pacific Blvd SW; Albany, Oregon 97321
  Instructor:	Rob Finch is a current North Carolina Detective and decorated investigator with over 18 years experience working in a large criminal intelligence unit. Since 2010, Rob has used his dynamic and engaging teaching style to train thousands of law enforcement professionals around the United States.
  Brief Overview:	This relevant and timely 2-day training will provide law enforcement officers with an introductory overview of numerous domestic terror groups and criminally subversive subcultures encountered by law enforcement professionals on a daily basis. The course will provide a definition of violent extremism and focus on identifying individuals and groups that attempt to advance social or political beliefs through force or violence. Day 1 Anarchist/Antifa White Supremacy/National Socialism/Accelerationism INCEL Movement/Anti-Feminist Groups Proud Boys The Base/Patriot Front/The Green Brigade/Eco-Fascism  Black Militias/NFAC Animal Rights Issues Eco-Terrorism Social Media Usage for Recruitment and Propaganda  Day 2 Sovereign Citizens Moors Militia Groups/III% Boogaloo Movement  Paper Terrorism/Harassment  Anti-Government Individuals First Amendment Auditors  Anti-Law Enforcement Agitators Civil Unrest Radicalization to Violent Extremism At the conclusion of training, attendees will be able to: Identify racially motivated violent extremism and associated ideologies. Recognize and understand the numerous criminal subcultures and extremist groups living and operating in their jurisdiction. Understand and predict the dynamics of encounters with the various criminal subcultures presented. Complete safe, competent and thorough investigations involving criminally subversive groups and/or racially motivated individuals. Define, explain, and train fellow officers on the recruitment tactics and social media platforms most commonly used by the groups discussed. **NEW** This course will cover radicalization to violent extremism and include an overview of recent high profile racially motivated violent extremist mass casualty events.**
  Contact Information:	Kim Dorn at 503-586-8828 or training5@opoa.info.
  Attire:	Business Casual
  COVID-19 Information	Current Covid Procedures will be followed
  Parking Information:	APD requests attendees park beyond the orange cones to preserve parking for citizens.
  Supplies Needed:	Basic note taking supplies.

  
  

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• Terrain Based Tactical Rifle Course

  • When
    July 14, 2023
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    8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    Eagle Cap Range, 69105 Ant Flat Rd. Enterprise, Oregon
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  Class Title:	Terrain Based Tactical Rifle Course
  Target Audience:	***Law Enforcement Only***
  Sponsoring Agency:	Oregon Peace Officers Association, Wallowa County Sheriff's Office, Albany Police Department
  Date and Time:	July 14, 2023, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (7:30 check-in)
  Cost:	$200 OPOA Members $225 Non-members Lunch not provided, please pack one.
  Training Location:	Eagle Cap Range, 69105 Ant Flat Rd. Enterprise, Oregon
  Instructor:	Sgt. Buck Pearce, Albany Police Detective Sam Posthuma, Albany Police
  DPSST Category:	Firearms/Use of Force
  Brief Overview:	This rifle course will help prepare you for the immediate, spontaneous and lethal attacks not covered on a square range. Principals based on sound fundamental tactics for the patrol rifle operator will be introduced at a venue that takes you off the square range and into an environment where the operator determines the shooting position, cover, movement, distance to target, and their limitations in abilities to make a legal and moral decision to engage and stop threats.  We are excited to bring back firearms training that will make a difference and bridge the gap in rifle operations for the patrol officer.
  Contact Information:	Alicia Davis at 970-412-4544 or training4@opoa.info
  Supplies/Prerequisites:	·  Zeroed Rifle - Operator knows their rifles point of aim/point of impact ·  Basic rifle course completed ·  Duty holster with weapon and magazines ·  Patrol Rifle with sling and 2 magazines (minimum) ·  500 rounds of rifle ammunition ·  200 rounds of handgun ammunition ·  Body Armor  ·  Flashlight ·  Billed hat ·  Eye protection ·  Weather appropriate clothing (rain gear) ·  Gloves (optional)  ·  Knee/Elbow pads (optional)
  COVID Information:	Covid measures will be followed
  Attire:	Weather Appropriate.
  Lodging Information:	Available.

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• Internal Affairs Conference

  • Start
    July 24, 2023
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    8:00 AM
  • End
    July 28, 2023
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    5:00 PM
  • Location
    Forest Grove Community Center, 1915 Main Street, Forest Grove, OR 97116
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  Class Title:
  Target Audience:	Law Enforcement
  Sponsoring Agency	Oregon Peace Officers Association and Forest Grove Police Department
  Date and Time:	July 24 -28, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  Cost:	$625 current OPOA member $650 non-member (Includes 1-year OPOA membership for qualified applicants)
  Training Location:	Forest Grove Community Center, 1915 Main Street, Forest Grove, OR 97116
  Instructor:	George A.Perez, is an active law enforcement executive within the eighth largest police agency in the country. He has served the community of Miami-Dade,Florida for over 22 years as a police professional. George has risen through the ranks of his department and has worked and commanded the Internal Affairs unit which consists of administrative, criminal and public corruption sections. His experiences have also included overseeing compliance for the department, which include the training institute, legal bureau, employee wellness, cyberinvestigations sections as well as jail/police accountability operations. George is also routinely responsible for instructing internal affairs investigations for the State of Florida. Charles N. Braun, II (JD, Indiana University School of Law — Indianapolis — 1977) is admitted to practice before all the federal and state courts of Indiana as well as before the U. S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago, IL and the U.S. Supreme Court. A former Deputy Attorney General for the State of Indiana (where for nearly a decade he represented all of the state level criminal justice agencies), Mr. Braun has also worked for the American Bar Association, the U.S. Department of Justice, and he is a graduate of the F.B.I. National Academy for police legal advisors. Mr. Braun maintains a private law practice, is an author of criminal justice books, is a frequent speaker at seminars/programs for public/private sector groups and employees and has personally trained the majority of all Indiana based law enforcement officers through his position for 29 years as the Staff Attorney and Law Instructor at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy. Furthermore he serves as an expert witness in both federal and state court regarding a variety of criminal justice issues and has been an adjunct faculty member for a variety of colleges and universities over the years.
  Brief Overview:	Course Objectives DAY 1 Introduction and Description of I.A. Certification Program The Role of Internal Investigations in Maintaining Professional Standards The I.A. Process – Complaint Acceptance, Investigation, Interviews, Reporting & Disposition Administrative Statements – Compelled vs. Voluntary Administrative Searches in the Workplace DAY 2 Use of Force Investigations – Reporting Requirements, Role of Supervisor, Documentation, 5th Amendment Implications Administrative Investigations of Use Force vs. Criminal Investigations Officer-Involved Shootings or In-Custody Death Investigations DAY 3 Workplace Discrimination Title VII - Types of Discrimination Sexual Harassment – Quid Pro Quo and Hostile Environment Policy, Investigation and Best Practices Sexual Misconduct by Law Enforcement & Corrections DAY4 Body-Worn Camera Programs – The Impact on Complaints & Use of Force Incidents and Best Practices Social Media Misconduct and the First Amendment Implications Other Legal Issues Related to Internal Investigations DAY 5 Defending the Internal Investigation & Disciplinary Action Early Intervention Systems Open Forum – Q & A Wrap-Up & Completion of Final Written Examination NOTE: The course description may be modified to accommodate scheduling of instructors.
  Contact Information:	Alicia Davis at (970) 412-4544 or training4@opoa.info.
  Attire:	Business Casual
  Parking Information:	Plenty of Parking
  Supplies Needed:	Items for note taking.

  
  

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• Search Warrants: Not as Painful as You Think

  • When
    July 24, 2023
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    9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    Umatilla Police Department, 300 6th Street, Umatilla OR, 97882
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  Target Audience:	*** Law Enforcement Only***
  Sponsoring Agency:	Oregon Peace Officers Association & Umatilla Police Department
  Date and Time:	July 24, 2023, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (8:30 a.m. Check-in)
  Cost:	$150 OPOA Members $175 non-OPOA Members (membership included if qualified)
  Training Location:	Umatilla Police Department 300 6th Street Umatilla, OR. 97882
  Instructors:	Sergeant Robert Rookhuyzen, Washington County Sheriff Office Robert L. Rookhuyzen is a patrol sergeant with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office. A graduate of Brigham Young University, he started his law enforcement career in 2001 with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office. He served as a Field Training Officer and a member of the Washington County Crisis Negotiations Unit. He was promoted to corporal in 2007 and detective in 2010. As a detective, he specialized in the investigation of child abuse and violent crimes. He was a member of the Washington County Major Crimes Team, responsible for investigating homicides and officer-involved shootings. In 2017, as a detective, he was awarded the FBI Director’s Award for Distinguished Service to Victims of Violent Crime. In 2020, he was promoted to sergeant.
  Brief Overview:	Search warrants are vital to every investigator. Learn when they’re required and how to efficiently write affidavits to get that evidence you need for your case. This fast-paced and hands-on class is designed for every patrol officer/deputy/trooper, as well as new detectives. No prior search warrant writing experience is required or expected. The course is also a great refresher for anyone with limited search warrant writing experience. After a review of basic search and seizure principles, search warrant concepts and how to obtain a search warrant, class members will write three search warrants (including one for Facebook) based on realistic practical scenarios. The instructor will provide feedback on affidavits and search warrants written in class. The instructor will also cover the process on how to obtain arrest warrants in Oregon. Samples of search warrants and affidavits will be shared. As part of the class, the instructor will review the electronic process of preserving and obtaining records from Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Tik Tok. Tips and tricks will be shared on how to execute search warrants at various organizations and web sites. Oregon search warrant case law will also be discussed, including Oregon Supreme Court decisions in Mansor (and its impact on search warrants for electronic devices) and the more recent McCarthy (and its impact on mobile vehicle exception searches). Students will leave the class with new confidence in their ability to apply for and obtain search warrants. Students will receive multiple search warrant templates and forms so they can hit the ground running writing search warrants when they return to their agencies. REQUIREMENTS: You MUST bring a laptop with Word and WiFi capabilities with you.      You must be a peace officer in the state of Oregon.
  DPSST Training Category:	General
  Contact Information:	Alicia Davis at 970-412-4544 or training4@opoa.info
  Attire:	Business Casual
  Lodging Information:	Available.
  Parking Information:	Available.
  Supplies Needed:	***A laptop with Word and Wifi will be required, you will be writing search warrants in class!  Please register with an email address you can access during training.

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• Simplifying How to Obtain, Review, and Present Financial Records

  • Start
    August 22, 2023
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    8:15 AM
  • End
    August 23, 2023
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    5:00 PM
  • Location
    Keizer Police Department, 930 Chemawa Rd NE, Keizer, OR 97303
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  Class Title:	Simplifying How to Obtain, Review, and Present Financial Records Please Note: This class will feature intermediate level Microsoft Excel skills.  However, those with solid basic skills can still attend.  See Class Requirements below.
  Target Audience:	** Sworn Law Enforcement Only **
  Sponsoring Agency:	Oregon Department of Justice, Keizer Police Department and OPOA
  Date and Time:	August 22-23, 2023, from 8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (8:00 a.m. check-in)
  Cost:	$125 OPOA Members $150 Non-members (Includes 1-year OPOA membership for qualified applicants)
  Training Location:	Keizer Police Department 930 Chemawa Rd NE Keizer, OR 97303
  Instructors:	Oregon DOJ Financial Crimes Team
  DPSST Category:	Investigations, General
  Brief Overview:	Instructors will lead students in hands-on training in Microsoft Excel to review bank records from a real elder financial abuse case.  Students will learn tips and tricks in Excel to maximize the evidence in their financial investigations as well as learn how to present their findings to a prosecutor with simplified summaries of the financial records. Obtaining Financial Records:   Methods to locate financial accounts Identifying the correct legal process to obtain financial records Templates of subpoenas, search warrants, and other forms will be provided Review Financial Records:   Import records into Microsoft Excel using Bankscan Normalizing/categorizing transactions on the accounts to better under spending patterns as well as identify illicit activity Presenting Financial Records:   Incorporating data from Excel into police reports Using data to create valuable exhibits (Pivot Tables, graphs, charts, etc.) Instructors will also discuss nuances in elder financial exploitation cases and support services offered to law enforcement by DOJ investigators and analysts.
  Contact Information:	Kim Dorn at (503) 586-8828 or training5@opoa.info.
  Covid Information:	Covid procedures will be followed.
  Class Requirements:	Familiarity of Excel is REQUIRED Laptop with Excel 2016 or newer Laptop power cable Mouse Extra monitor or screen (if available) LE Credentials must be displayed while in the building
  Class Prep Courses:	NW3C Basic Level Spreadsheeting Skills Class – Virtual Classroom 06/21/23 Excel Campus – www.youtube.com/@ExcelCampus Xelplus.com (Leila Gharani) - www.youtube.com/@LeilaGharani
  Attire:	Business casual.

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• 53rd Annual Law Enforcement Conference

  • Start
    November 13, 2023
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    8:00 AM
  • End
    November 17, 2023
  •  
    5:00 PM
  • Location
    Spirit Mountain Event Center, Grand Ronde, Oregon

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  53rd ANNUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT CONFERENCE

  The OPOA Annual Conference is back!

  Join us for the 53rd Annual Law Enforcement Conference 

  located at Spirit Mountain Event Center, Grand Ronde.

  Lodging information below.

  

  Oregon Association of Property & Evidence Officers Presentations

  Monday topics will include: 

  Legislative Updates & Oregon Evidence Law Review

  Attorney Aaron Hisel

  
  

  Courtroom Testimony & Processes

  DDA Katherine G Williams

  
  

  Crisis De-Escalation - Working with EDP Population

  Joe Miller - Thane Training      

  
  

  Case Study

  Detective Sgt. Steve Hinkle
  

  
  

  Tuesday topics will include:

  Welcome to the Property Room!

  Evidence Basics for the New Technician

  
  

  Advanced Property Room Procedures

  
  

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  Wednesday topics will include:

  Advanced Leadership for the Property Room - Considerations for the Property Room Supervisor 

  
  

  

  Oregon Peace Officers Association Presentations

  Tuesday topics will include:

  Advanced Patrol Tactics

  Lt. Kelly DeVoll, Calibre Press Instructor

  
  

  Wednesday topics will include:

  Drone Assessment and Response Tactics

  New Mexico Tech

  

  Thursday topics will include Breakouts on:

  Drone Case Study with New Mexico Tech

  Cold Case Subchapter Breakout

  Basic Background Subchapter Breakout

  Friday topics will include:

  Leading from the Middle

  Lt. Kelly Degman from Go4th Training

  
  

  How to Solve the Recruiting & Retention

  Challenges in Policing

  Gregory Zarolinski and Lamont Reed from

  Performance Protocol

  
  

  Registration

   

  Monday & Tuesday Only $250

  Monday through Wednesday Only $340

  Wednesday through Friday Only $340

  Monday through Friday $500

  Single Day Registration $160

  Tuition includes buffet lunch each day

  

  LODGING INFORMATION

  Spirit Mountain Lodge

  Grand Ronde, OR

  To reserve a room in the room block: 

  1 – Call 1-800-760-7977

  Name: OPOA 53^rd Law Enforcement Conference Code #4293

  2 – Book online at:

  https://gettaroom.b4checkin.com/spiritmountain#groupSignIn

  Enter Group Code: 4293

  *Must reserve the room block no later than October 12, 2023 

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