(a) The district attorney and sheriff of the county.
(b) A nonmanagement police officer selected by the district attorney and sheriff. If there are unions representing police officers within the county, the district attorney and sheriff shall select the police officer from among candidates nominated by any union representing police officers within the county.
(c) If at least one city within the county employs a police chief, a police chief selected by the police chiefs within the county.
(d) A representative of the public selected by the district attorney and sheriff. The person selected under this paragraph may not be employed by a law enforcement agency.
(e) A representative of the Oregon State Police selected by the Superintendent of State Police.
(f) An authorized tribal police officer as defined in ORS 181A.940 when requested by a tribal government.
(2) The district attorney and sheriff are cochairpersons of the planning authority.
(3) The law enforcement agency that employs the police officer selected under subsection (1)(b) of this section shall release the officer from other duties for at least 16 hours per year to enable the officer to serve on the planning authority. The agency shall compensate the officer at the officer’s regular hourly wage while the officer is engaged in planning authority activities.
(4) The planning authority shall develop a plan consisting of the following:
(a) An element dealing with education, outreach and training regarding the use of deadly physical force for police officers, attorneys employed by state or local government within the county and members of the community.
(b) An element dealing with the immediate aftermath of an incident in which a police officer used deadly physical force.
(c) An element dealing with the investigation of an incident in which a police officer used deadly physical force.
(d) An element dealing with the exercise of district attorney discretion to resolve issues of potential criminal responsibility resulting from a police officer’s use of deadly physical force.
(e) An element dealing with collecting information regarding a police officer’s use of deadly physical force, debriefing after an incident in which a police officer used deadly physical force and revising a plan developed under this subsection based on experience.
(f) An estimate of the fiscal impact on the law enforcement agencies to which the plan applies of each element described in paragraphs (a) to (e) of this subsection.
(5) The planning authority shall conduct at least one public hearing in the county before submitting a plan, or a revision of a plan, to the governing bodies in the county under subsection (7) of this section.
(6) The planning authority may consult with anyone the planning authority determines may be helpful in carrying out its responsibilities.
(7) The planning authority shall submit the plan developed under subsection (4) of this section, and revisions of the plan, to the governing body of each law enforcement agency within the county except for the Department of State Police and the Department of Justice.
(8) A governing body shall approve or disapprove the plan submitted to it under subsection (7) of this section within 60 days after receiving the plan. The governing body may not amend the plan.
(9) If the plan is not approved by at least two-thirds of the governing bodies to which the plan is submitted, the planning authority shall develop and submit a revised plan.
(10) If the plan is approved by at least two-thirds of the governing bodies to which the plan is submitted, the planning authority shall submit the approved plan to the Attorney General. No later than 30 days after receiving the plan, the Attorney General shall review the plan for compliance with the minimum requirements described in ORS 181A.785. If the Attorney General determines that the plan complies with the minimum requirements, the Attorney General shall approve the plan. Upon approval of the plan:
(a) Each law enforcement agency within the county to which the plan applies is subject to the provisions of the plan; and
(b) Each law enforcement agency subject to the plan is entitled to grants as provided in ORS 181A.805.
(11) If the plan is not approved by the Attorney General, the planning authority shall develop and submit a revised plan.
(12) Notwithstanding subsection (10)(a) of this section, a law enforcement agency is not subject to a provision of a plan approved under subsection (10) of this section that:
(a) Conflicts with a provision of a city or county charter or a general ordinance that applies to the law enforcement agency; or
(b) Imposes an obligation not required by ORS 181A.790 if complying with the provision would require the law enforcement agency to budget moneys, or submit a revenue measure for a vote of the people, in order to comply with the provision.
(13) The Attorney General shall periodically publish all approved plans.
(14) A law enforcement agency within a county has a duty to participate in good faith in the planning process of the planning authority for the county.
(15) A person bringing an action challenging the validity or enforceability of a plan approved under subsection (10) of this section shall serve the Attorney General with a copy of the complaint. If the Attorney General is not a party to the action, the Attorney General may intervene in the action. [Formerly 181.783]
Structure 2021 Oregon Revised Statutes
Volume : 05 - State Government, Government Procedures, Land Use
Section 181A.010 - Definitions for ORS 181A.010 to 181A.350.
Section 181A.015 - Department of State Police established.
Section 181A.020 - State Police Account; subaccount; uses; authority to accept property.
Section 181A.035 - Appointment of Deputy Superintendent of State Police.
Section 181A.040 - Powers and duties of deputy superintendent.
Section 181A.050 - Oregon State Police.
Section 181A.060 - Appointment of employees of department as special state police officers.
Section 181A.075 - Instruction; rules and regulations for discipline and control.
Section 181A.080 - Powers and duties of department and its members.
Section 181A.085 - Targeted enforcement program; rules.
Section 181A.095 - Headquarters and patrol stations; real property agreements.
Section 181A.100 - Organization of work of department.
Section 181A.115 - Supplies and equipment of state police.
Section 181A.130 - Records and reports of activities and time spent in performance of duties.
Section 181A.135 - National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact; rules.
Section 181A.140 - Department responsible for criminal identification information.
Section 181A.145 - Criminal investigations division.
Section 181A.150 - Forensic laboratories.
Section 181A.160 - Fingerprints, identifying data, disposition report required upon arrest.
Section 181A.165 - Crimes for which criminal offender information is required.
Section 181A.185 - Report of release or escape from state institution of certain inmates.
Section 181A.202 - Authority of municipal tax collection agency to require fingerprints.
Section 181A.210 - Criminal identification information to be furnished to Native American tribe.
Section 181A.220 - Confidentiality of some records.
Section 181A.225 - Reporting of crime statistics.
Section 181A.230 - Establishment of procedures for access to criminal record information; rules.
Section 181A.235 - Fee waiver.
Section 181A.245 - Procedure when information requested by other than criminal justice agency.
Section 181A.250 - Specific information not to be collected or maintained.
Section 181A.265 - Criminal Justice Information Standards program; duties.
Section 181A.270 - Duties of state criminal justice agencies.
Section 181A.275 - Criminal Justice Information Standards Advisory Board; members; expenses.
Section 181A.280 - Law Enforcement Data System established; duties; rules.
Section 181A.285 - Medical health database.
Section 181A.290 - Certain information required from agencies; rules.
Section 181A.300 - Establishment and maintenance of missing persons clearinghouse.
Section 181A.305 - Duties of administrator of clearinghouse.
Section 181A.315 - Amber Plan; rules.
Section 181A.320 - Written policies relating to missing vulnerable adults required.
Section 181A.322 - Short title.
Section 181A.323 - Definitions for ORS 181A.323 to 181A.328.
Section 181A.324 - Sexual assault forensic evidence kit testing; reports; rules.
Section 181A.326 - Notification to law enforcement agency when kit collected.
Section 181A.338 - Purchase and receipt of property from military equipment surplus program.
Section 181A.340 - Commissioning of humane special agents; rules.
Section 181A.348 - Telecommunicators as first responders.
Section 181A.355 - Definitions for ORS 181A.355 to 181A.689.
Section 181A.360 - Board on Public Safety Standards and Training; term limit; confirmation.
Section 181A.365 - Organization of board; meetings; policy of state.
Section 181A.370 - Executive committee.
Section 181A.375 - Policy committees; rules.
Section 181A.385 - Appointment of director of department.
Section 181A.405 - Legislative intent and findings.
Section 181A.442 - Equity training for police officers; rules.
Section 181A.444 - Training on interacting with persons who have experienced trauma.
Section 181A.445 - Best practices for interacting with persons who have experienced trauma; rules.
Section 181A.485 - Psychological screening of law enforcement officers; rules.
Section 181A.487 - Mental health wellness policies for law enforcement agencies.
Section 181A.490 - Certification of police officers and certified reserve officers.
Section 181A.500 - Lapse of certification; reapplication for certification; rules; fees.
Section 181A.520 - Certification of corrections officers.
Section 181A.530 - Certification of parole and probation officers.
Section 181A.540 - Certification of judicial marshals.
Section 181A.550 - Certification of regulatory specialists.
Section 181A.560 - Certification of telecommunicators and emergency medical dispatchers.
Section 181A.570 - Certification of full-time department employees.
Section 181A.580 - Certification of certain Law Enforcement Data System employees.
Section 181A.590 - Certification of instructors; accreditation of training programs.
Section 181A.600 - Limitation on accreditation of training programs.
Section 181A.610 - Reimbursement for training to local law enforcement units; rules.
Section 181A.620 - Reimbursement of qualifying expenses.
Section 181A.630 - Procedure for denial, suspension or revocation of application or certification.
Section 181A.655 - Civil penalties relating to certification; rules; immunity from civil liability.
Section 181A.657 - Accreditation of law enforcement agencies; rules.
Section 181A.660 - Oregon Center for Policing Excellence; purpose; rules.
Section 181A.661 - Police Memorial Trust Fund; rules.
Section 181A.663 - National Use-of-Force Data Collection.
Section 181A.665 - Police Standards and Training Account.
Section 181A.667 - Review, provision and retention of personnel records; immunity from liability.
Section 181A.672 - Disclosure of information about certain employees of law enforcement agencies.
Section 181A.674 - Disclosure of information about certain public safety employees.
Section 181A.676 - Uniform background checklist; standardized personal history questionnaire.
Section 181A.683 - Form for reports; forwarding of reports to law enforcement unit.
Section 181A.686 - Report on discipline to Department of Public Safety Standards and Training.
Section 181A.688 - Findings regarding racism.
Section 181A.700 - Definitions for ORS 181A.702 and 181A.704.
Section 181A.702 - Identifying information on uniform.
Section 181A.704 - Provision of officer identity to member of public.
Section 181A.708 - Use of chemical incapacitants, kinetic impact projectiles and sound devices.
Section 181A.710 - Use of other law enforcement agencies to engage in barred conduct.
Section 181A.720 - Definitions for ORS 181A.725 to 181A.735.
Section 181A.725 - Oregon Community Crime Prevention Information Center; duties.
Section 181A.730 - Coordinator; appointment; duties.
Section 181A.735 - Advisory committee; meetings; expenses.
Section 181A.775 - Definitions for ORS 181A.775 to 181A.805.
Section 181A.785 - Components of plan.
Section 181A.805 - Grants; rules.
Section 181A.815 - Expenses; rules.
Section 181A.820 - Enforcement of federal immigration laws; civil action for violation.
Section 181A.822 - Definitions for ORS 181A.822 to 181A.829.
Section 181A.827 - Sanctuary violation reporting mechanism; website.
Section 181A.835 - Peer support counseling sessions; confidentiality; admissibility as evidence.
Section 181A.840 - Definitions for ORS 181A.360, 181A.840 to 181A.893, 181A.895 and 181A.995.
Section 181A.845 - Applicability of ORS 181A.840 to 181A.893.
Section 181A.850 - Prohibited acts; temporary assignment of person not certified allowed.
Section 181A.855 - Qualifications for private security professional; rules.
Section 181A.875 - Licenses and certificates; issuance; duration; denial or revocation.
Section 181A.880 - Hearing if license or certificate denied, suspended or revoked.
Section 181A.885 - Effect of being charged with crime.
Section 181A.893 - Restrictions on entities employing private security providers; rules.
Section 181A.900 - Procedures for licensing of private security entities; rules; fees.
Section 181A.902 - Investigation of applicant’s character, competence and reliability.
Section 181A.904 - License examination; rules.
Section 181A.906 - Firearm training.
Section 181A.908 - Training through Bureau of Labor and Industries.
Section 181A.911 - Interagency agreement.
Section 181A.913 - Required statements to private security professionals.
Section 181A.916 - Hiring unlicensed private security entity; liability for unpaid wages.
Section 181A.940 - Definitions for ORS 181A.940 to 181A.946.
Section 181A.942 - Eligibility to act as authorized tribal police officer.
Section 181A.995 - Penalties relating to regulation of private security; criminal and civil.