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WE TAKE CARE OF ADVOCACY WHILE OUR OFFICERS TAKE CARE OF OREGON

The Oregon Coalition of Police & Sheriffs (ORCOPS) is a non-partisan organization that advocates on behalf of police officers, deputy sheriffs, and other individuals in Oregon law enforcement agencies. ORCOPS serves as a source of leadership within the law enforcement community and aims to build trust between law enforcement officers and the communities we serve.

Join ORCOPS

Our members are part of the only law enforcement advocacy group in Oregon with a proven history of influence and representation in the State Legislature.

Launched in 2015 and spearheaded by the Portland Police Association along with the Clackamas County Peace Officers Association, Multnomah County Deputy Sheriffs Association, Troutdale Police Officers Association, Washington County Police Officers Association, ORCOPS works on public policy issues that impact law enforcement officers in Oregon and also connects Oregonians to the role law enforcement plays in keeping our communities safe.

If your organization is interested in learning more about ORCOPS, please reach out to us > [email protected].

We welcome the opportunity to visit with your Executive Board to present the benefits of being part of ORCOPS.

Membership dues are $2 per month per association member; invoiced and payable quarterly.

We keep our member organizations informed with regular email updates throughout the legislative session and beyond. Member organizations are encouraged to distribute updates to their membership.

Member Organizations

  • Albany Police Association
  • Astoria Police Employees Association
  • Beaverton Police Association
  • Bend Police Association
  • Canby Police Association
  • Clackamas County Police Officers Association
  • Clatsop County Law Enforcement Association
  • Criminal Investigators Association
  • Dallas Oregon Police Employees Association
  • Eugene Police Employees Association
  • Forest Grove Police Association
  • Gladstone Police Association
  • Grants Pass Police Association
  • Gresham Police Officers Association
  • Hillsboro Police Officers Association
  • Lake Oswego Police Officers Association
  • Lincoln County Deputy Association
  • Malheur County Sheriffs Employee Association
  • Marion County Law Enforcement Association
  • McMinnville Police Association
  • Milwaukie Police Employees Association
  • Monmouth Police Officers Association
  • Multnomah County Deputy Sheriffs Association
  • OHSU Police Association
  • Oregon City Police Employees Association
  • Pendleton City Police Association
  • Polk County Sheriffs Association
  • Port of Portland Police Employees Association
  • Portland Police Association
  • Portland Police Commanding Officers Association
  • Redmond Police Officers Association
  • Roseburg Police Employees Association
  • Salem Police Employees Union
  • Seaside Police Employees Association
  • Silverton Police Officers Association
  • Springfield Police Association
  • Washington County Police Officers Association
  • Woodburn Police Association
  • Yamhill Employee Association

Concerns of Police Survivors Oregon

If you’re looking for Concerns of Police Survivors Oregon Chapter’s website and landed here by mistake, follow the link to copsoregon.org.