Crime Prevention Association of Oregon

CPAO's Training Committee is currently in the midst of planning the 2010 Basic Crime Prevention Practitioner Academy. The Academy to be held October 18-22, 2010 will be held at DPSST in Salem, OR. The week long Academy will be held in partnership with the International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners, Inc. CPAO will present two days of the training. ISCPP will offer the International Crime Prevention Specialist Training and Testing covering 15 core subjects. This is a 3-day training comprised of 2 1/2 days covering the ICPPS curriculum in preparation for the 2 hour ICPS test.

Carroll Consulting Presentations March 9-11, 2010
Best Western in St. Helens, OR
$150 per class or take all three classes for $400
Information and Registration:
Carroll Consulting and Training
352-563-5701
sgtpcret@aol.com
www.paulbcarroll.com

The National Crime Prevention Council in partnership with the Bureau of Justice Assistance invite you to attend an informational campus crime prevention webinar titled "Linking Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) and Campus Safety". See attached flyer for more information to attend this free training or contact Sarita Coletrane at coletrane@ncpc.org

This course is designed to take officers with little or no knowledge of Spanish language and have them complete a preliminary police report, citation or booking report using a method developed and validated! Personnel will be able to affect an arrest, traffic stop and high risk traffic stop. Additionally, this program will familiarize personnel with "Street Spanish" in an effort to reduce danger and better prepare them for criminal investigations. Culture and customs will be discussed to minimize misunderstandings and somewhat predict behavioral patterns by Latinos.

OEDI is a 6 day leadership training session for current and future executives from Oregon's public safety agencies, military leaders and managers and excutives from private sector and higher ed with a nexus to public safety. The training emphasizes scenario based, hands-on executive leadership through relationship building and interpersonal skills development to enhance personal and organizational performance.
Cost: $1,125 (single occup.) $795 (double occup.) Fee includes all lodging and meals.

The Fairview Police Department has honored Officer Neel O'Donnell, Crime Prevention Coordinator, as the 2008 Officer of the Year.

O'Donnell was chose because he "made a significant impact in the area of drug and crime prevention throughhis hard work with community events partnerships."