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Linn County Community Intervention Program
Lake County Treatment Court
Klamath County Victim and Family Justice Program
Effective Case Management With Domestic Violence Offenders
START Court
DUII Intensive Supervision Program
Marion County SB 416 Alternative Program
Yamhill County Day Management Center
Sex Offender Monitoring and Compliance
Klamath County Gender Specific Supervision
Clatsop County Treatment Oriented Intensive Supervision
Union County Pre-Sentencing Assessment/STTL Supervision
Effective Practices in Community Supervision (EPICS)
Jackson County Day Reporting - Managing
Health Assessment and Treatment (HAT) Team
Hood River County Telmate Guardian
Deschutes County STTL and Downward Departure
Multnomah County Justice Reinvestment Program (MCJRP)
Adult Sex Offender Program
Washington County Integrated Re-Entry Intensive Supervision and Services (IRISS)
Crook County STTL/Downward Departure Specialized Caseload

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Analytical approaches to studying stops data

Criminal Justice Commission & Center for Policing Excellence

Building Partnerships to Address Unlawful Camping

Corvallis Police Department

Partnerships were developed to increase resource referral for and communication with the homeless community and address the concerns associated with illegal camps.

Parkrose Initiative

Portland Police Bureau

A problem-oriented policing approach was used to address livability issues, including camping and businesses that contributed to crime and high call loads.

Accountability and BWC

University of Cambridge - 2016

The use of body-worn cameras reduced citizen complaints against police in a multisite randomized controlled trial.

The Albina and Killingsworth Collaboration

Portland Police Bureau

Partnerships among area businesses, residents, educational institutions and the police developed a multi-pronged approach to create a move livable environment.

Crisis Intervention Team Center of Excellence (CITCOE)

GOBHI & DPSST

Crisis Intervention Team Center of Excellence (CITCOE) provides structure, support and technical assistance to Law Enforcement agencies and their local Behavioral Health agencies in the development of a local CIT program.

Topic Summary - Community Surveys

Domestic Violence Home Visit Intervention

Journal of Psychological Trauma - 2007 & Violence Against Women - 2010

Home visits by teams composed of a police officer and a victim advocate were shown to empower victims to engage in support services and notify police sooner in subsequent DV incidents.

Telecommunications Public Outreach

Emergency Communications of Southern Oregon

Outreach programs were utilized to educate citizens on the various ways to contact emergency service, leading to a more efficient use of the 911 and the non-emergency numbers.

Falls City Park Project

Polk County Sheriff's Office

FLIR technology and increased community involvement addressed a number of livability issues associated with a city park.

LEADS and Associated Services

Marion County Sheriff's Office

In addition to a law enforcement assisted diversion program, a Resource Navigator helped individuals successfully transition back to the community.

Law Enforcement AED Program

Prineville Police Department

All patrol officers have been trained on how to provide High Performance CPR and use an AED to save citizens suffering from a cardiac event.

Topic Summary - Legalized Marijuana and Juveniles

Oregon State Police Car Care Program

Oregon State Police

Vouchers provided to motorists cited for equipment violations in order to lower the cost of minor repairs.

Policing Disorder - A Systematic Review

Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency - 2015

Policing strategies targeting disorder have a moderate crime reduction effect.

Topic Summary - Recruitment for Public Safety Agencies

Speeds Signs on Rhododendron Drive

Florence Police Department

Two radar-equipped electronic display speed signs with data collection capability were placed at the north and south ends of a crash prone roadway.

Topic Summary - Wellness Programs at Public Safety Agencies

Neighborhood Involvement Locations

Portland Police Bureau

Topic Summary - Performance Evaluations

Beaverton Mountain Bike Team

Beaverton Police Department

A focus on educating business owners and bringing needed resources to homeless communities has been associated with a reduction in calls for service related to homelessness, the number of illegal camps, and thefts.

Comfort K9

Sherwood Police Department

A K9 program committed to providing comfort and emotional support during and following traumatic events for both officers and citizens.

Statewide Approach to Mental Health and Crisis Response

Oregon Association of Chiefs of Police & Oregon State Sheriff's Association

A statewide policy framework for mental health and crisis response that can be scaled for use by a 2-person, 20-person, or 600-person law enforcement agency.

Community Partnerships and Construction Sites

Portland Crime Prevention and Livability Programs

Collaboration project between construction industry and neighborhoods to reduce property crime at construction sites.

Benton County Sheriff's Auxiliary Volunteer Program

Benton County Sheriff's Office

Volunteers help with less critical projects around the sheriff's office including, but not limited to, creating the sheriff's office newsletter, setting up speed trailer and completing speed surveys, staffing events, and supporting crime prevention programs.

Lane County Pretrial Services

Lane County Circuit Court

Release assistance officers have judicial authority to make release decisions using a risk assessment tool that takes a number of factors into account, including danger to the community.

Crime Reducing Effects and Financial Impact of Improved Lighting

Portland State University - 2001

Improved lighting in residential areas decreased both crime rates and the fear of crime.

Increasing Performance Through Improved Shift Policies and Practices

Police Quarterly - 2002

Knowing that fatigue negatively effects officers' health, experts provide a number of suggestions to reduce officer fatigue.

Domestic Violence Police Units

University of North Carolina - 2010

A specialized unit providing multi-faceted community response to domestic violence in Charlotte, North Carolina showed promising results for reducing recidivism.

Reducing Criminal Activities at Rental Properties

University of Cincinnati - 1998

Enhanced place management involving multi-disciplinary meetings with property owners was associated with increased target hardening leading to crime reductions.

Reducing Chronic Nuisance Through Regulatory Policy