1	Oregon Peace Officers Association Organizational Overview
2	OPOA Mission Provide leadership and service to the law enforcement community. Advocate for the safety and security of law enforcement professionals and the citizens of Oregon.
3	Goals Promote the establishment of the highest qualifications and standards for law enforcement professionals. Maintain cooperative affiliations with other criminal justice organizations. Provide first rate professional training to law enforcement in cooperation with DPSST.
4	"Actively pursue a legislative agenda..." Actively pursue a legislative agenda in furtherance of our mission. Facilitate effective communication with OPOA members, partners in the criminal justice system, and the public.
5	Elected Officers President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary/Treasurer Eight member Executive Board Eight alternate Executive Board members
6	Committees Training Legislative Conference By-Laws Awards Public Liaison Newsletter Memorial Directory Nominations Insurance Membership
7	Membership Approximately 1000 law enforcement professionals from throughout the state. Members from city, county, state and federal enforcement agencies. Members from all ranks and assignments
8	Dues Dues run from July 1 to June 30 of each year. Dues are $20 per year. If an organization pays the dues for all eligible members in their agency, they get a 25% discount ($15 per person)
9	Special Chapters Child Abuse/Sex Crimes Investigators Robbery/Homicide Association Background Investigator Association Oregon Reserve Peace Officer Association Association of Property and Evidence Officers
10	Benefits Quarterly Newsletter Training opportunities Annual Training Conference Group Home, Auto and Supplemental Insurance Awards Program Death Benefits Members Any officer killed in the line of duty
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