Reach 300 Law Enforcement Leaders with Oregon Association Chiefs of Police

Members include municipal, tribal, state- and special-district police chiefs, police superintendents, and deputies or assistant chiefs — as well as other command-level law-enforcement executives and agency heads. The organization is the Oregon Association Chiefs of Police (OACP). Founded in 1953, it serves as the professional voice for law‑enforcement leadership across Oregon — representing chiefs, command‑staff, supervisors, line officers, support personnel and agencies statewide. The OACP offers robust programs (e.g., accreditation, physical‑ability testing, scholarships, training and agency review), making it a unified network of law‑enforcement agencies — a valuable, targetable audience for advertisers or sponsors seeking to reach decision‑makers and operational stakeholders across Oregon’s public‑safety sector.