The Oregon Peace Officers Association (OPOA) is a police organization which was founded in 1968. Since that time, OPOA has dedicated itself to improving the professionalism of Oregon’s law enforcement community through community support, communication, training, recognition, and death benefits for fallen officers. Membership in the OPOA is open to all law enforcement related professionals of any rank. Today, the Oregon Peace Officers Association is one of Oregon’s largest law enforcement associations with nearly 1,500 federal, state and local law enforcement officers included in its membership. |
UPCOMING EVENTS
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MembershipJoin thousands of sworn and non-sworn Oregon Law Enforcement professional who are members of Oregon's oldest Law Enforcement Association. Individual and discounted Department memberships are available.
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TRAINING OPOA's training coordinators are constantly planning and hosting training that meets your law enforcement needs. Check out our upcoming training. Don't see what you like? Contact OPOA and we will organize training for you.
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| OPOA is pleased to announce an exciting partnership with the Oregon Law Enforcement Memorial Trust Fund (501 (c) 3). The OLEMTF manages the funds raised by the sale of the Oregon Fallen Public Safety Officer License Plate. This collaboration will provide additional training to Oregon's law enforcement, corrections and dispatch personnel which will improve officer safety and well-being. |
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OPOA, a non-profit organization, provides training to Oregon police officers and is supported by dues and donations: Oregon Peace Officers Association | 
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