An email addressed to our membership:

Please except our invite to our 3^rd Annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Cookout & Grill.  Along with local businesses and us, this is our way of showing all Law Enforcement that we appreciate them and all that you sacrifice.  No other event has been done like this that we are aware of and this is our 3^rd year!  Kid friendly, Great food, deserts and fun.  We will have some drawings and raffles and all of the proceeds will go to the Oregon Fallen Badge Foundation!  Please pass onto any other LEO’s that you know.

Not LEO’s, yes you are invited to partake in the lunch, all that we ask is for a $10.00 donation for the Oregon Fallen Badge Foundation.  See our face book page to RSVP and more details as they become available.

CLICK HERE OR ON THE RETIREMENT MEDICAL TRUST (RMT) LINK JUST TO THE LEFT FOR MUCH AWAITED  INFORMATION ON HOW THE THE TRUST IS DESIGNED AND OPERATED 

If you have questions, please send an email through the CONTACT US link above.

Bryan Fitch

Vice President

The new contract is now posted here on the website.

In our effort to continually improve our website, the Classified Ads Section is now open for business.

A couple of cool features:

• The ads are free for our members.  Now you can include photos!!!
• You can create your own ad.  No longer are you dependent on others to create it for you.  If you would like assistance in creating the ad, please reach out to me or Amy to assist you in its creation.

As a caveat, everyone should know the ads will go through a review process prior to being posted.  The ads will be limited to legitimate items and services that are for sale.

BF

Vice-President

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In Short......What's going on??  Get a glimpse of what we are up to here at the OSPOA mothership.

I believe in labor unions. I didn't grow up in a union household. In fact, my dad was management and would sometimes have to work the factory floor during a strike.

"The superintendent of Oregon State Police said this week some of the officers featured in The Oregonian/OregonLive's investigation Fired, But Fit for Duty" had done things that should have barred them from police work permanently.

"There's no defending the indefensible," said Travis Hampton, who is a member of the board that oversees public safety officers in the state.

I believe in labor unions. I didn't grow up in a union household. In fact, my dad was management and would sometimes have to work the factory floor during a strike.

"The superintendent of Oregon State Police said this week some of the officers featured in The Oregonian/OregonLive's investigation Fired, But Fit for Duty" had done things that should have barred them from police work permanently.

"There's no defending the indefensible," said Travis Hampton, who is a member of the board that oversees public safety officers in the state.