OCPEA

01/28/2026

Today we celebrated Officer Dan Shockley’s retirement. Dan grew up in Oregon City and joined OCPD in 1999. He was Oregon City’s first canine handler, starting the program from scratch and working with three dogs for more than 20 years. Beyond his duties as a handler, Dan was a field training officer and ended his career as a school resource officer. Dan has touched countless lives during his career and will be missed!

01/22/2026

Welcome to our three newest members!

12/14/2025

Proud of Brian’s excellent work serving OCPD and the citizens of Clackamas County as a member of the Crisis Negotiation Team!

Congratulations to Officer Brian Willard, who was recognized as the Clackamas County Interagency Crisis Negotiation Team’s Negotiator of the Year for 2025. Excellent work!

Pictured are Officer Willard (right) and the team commander, Lieutenant Nate Hulsey with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office

12/10/2025

Our K9 plushies are great gifts and all proceeds go to our canine retirement fund.

12/09/2025

Congratulations to our former member, Travis Schachtel. After nine years with OCPD, he’s returning to the West Linn Police Department to serve as a sergeant. We’re sad to see him go but know he’s a great addition to WLPD.

11/19/2025

Check out our K9 stuffies! All proceeds go to the K9 retirement fund.

11/06/2025

Congratulations to our secretary, Alan Farmer, on his much-deserved promotion!

10/29/2025

Happy First Responders Day to our members, our OC Public Works partners in AFSCME, the firefighters and medics in Clackamas County Professional Firefighters Local 1159, and our dispatchers at Clackamas 911 - CCOM. Union workers keeping our city safe and running 24/7/365!

10/01/2025

Congratulations and job well done to Pat, who served on our executive board and several contract negotiation teams during his career.

09/01/2025

07/04/2025

Make sure to like and follow the Friends of OCPD K9 page!

This page was created by the Oregon City Police Employee Association (OCPEA). Our mission is to promote awareness and raise funds for the needs of both active and retired K9 dogs within the Oregon City Police Department (OCPD).

06/20/2025

The Oregon City Police Employees Association
wants to recognize Deputy Horton and K9 Mac
for their dedicated service during their time with the Oregon City Police Department.

The loss of K9 Mac is deeply felt, but we hope you find comfort in knowing the lasting impact you both made on this community. From the lives you touched to the countless moments of bravery and connection, your work will never be forgotten.

Your dedication never went unnoticed.
This plaque is just a small token of our deep appreciation.