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
More to come....
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 53rd 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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