51st ANNUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT CONFERENCE
The OPOA Annual Conference is back! Join us for the 51st Annual Law Enforcement Conference
located at Spirit Mountain Event Center, Grand Ronde.
Lodging information below.
NEW!
Monday November 15, 2021 & Tuesday November 16, 2021
Oregon Association of Property & Evidence Officers Presentations
Monday topics will include:
Evidence Packaging & Collection
Matt Eggert & Carly Sizelove – Oregon State Police
Latent prints & Photography
Matt Eggert & Carly Sizelove – Oregon State Police
HTPC Program Overview & Updates
Oregon State Police, Clackamas Office
Brent Richmond Double Homicide Det. John Lovik II & De.t John Trenary - Linn County
Afternoon Business Meeting
Tuesday Topics will include:
Everyday Evidence Management for the Savvy Tech
Darci VandenHoek, Salem Police Department
The Management & Impact of Body Cameras on Police Evidence Units
Rebecca Hawthorne & Donelle O’Loughlin-Hillsboro Police
Photogrammetry & Scanner Data Use in Investigations
Scott Kofoid - Salem Police Department
Wednesday, November 17, 2021
BREAKOUTS
Investigations and Genealogy
Colleen Fitzpatrick, PhD
Evidence Collection and Genealogy
Colleen Fitzpatrick, PhD
Crowd Management & Riot Control Tactics
Lt. Jacob Clark, Portland Police Bureau Rapid Response Team Commander
Lt. Franz Schoening, Portland Police Bureau Rapid Response Team
Extremist Groups
Sgt. Pete Simpson, Portland Police Bureau
Thursday, November 18, 2021
The Kaylee Sawyer Case Review
Lt. Eric Beckwith, Redmon Police Department
Detective TJ Knea, Bend Police Department
Deschutes County Dep. District Attorney Stephen Gunnels
Deschutes County Dep. District Attorney Mary Anderson
Victim Assistant Coordinator, Ashley Beaty
Kaylee Sawyer disappeared after an argument with her boyfriend on a Bend summer night in 2016. A two state crime spree lead law enforcement on an intense manhunt leading to the arrest and conviction of Edwin Lara for her murder.
Friday November 19, 2021
Police & Minority Relations
Byron Boston, Dallas, TX Police Department (Ret.)
Police and minority relations will only improve with up-to-date training dealing with issues head-on. This course will help officers identify and understand the problem, communicate more effectively with citizens, ensure compliance with federal & state laws, prepare for hostile encounters, and continue to engage in proactive policing without jeopardizing their safety.
Registration
Monday & Tuesday Only $225
Wednesday through Friday Only $315
Monday through Friday $475
Single Day Registration $135
Tuition includes buffet lunch each day
*Hospitality room Wednesday evening
LODGING INFORMATION
Spirit Mountain Lodge
Grand Ronde, OR
Standard Rooms $96 plus tax
Phone Reservations Instructions:
Call - 1.800.760.7977
Give Group Block ID – 2661
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Online Reservation:
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