Woodburn Police Foundation

05/06/2026

Ms. Lola stopped by police department today to say hello!
She got lots of pets, snuggles and her ball thrown 🎾 She is learning and growing so fast. We cannot wait to have her here as the Woodburn Police Comfort/Wellness K9! 🐾

05/04/2026

May the 4th be with you….

Our School Resource Officers are always ready to keep the peace. From stormtroopers to royalty, this visit brought smiles, laughter, and a reminder that building positive relationships with our students is what our SROs do every day.

The Force is strong in Woodburn—and it starts with community.

05/01/2026

K9 Kyro putting in the work—training today to keep Woodburn safe tomorrow. 🐾💙

05/01/2026

It’s been a while… but today is FEATURE FRIDAY for Officer David Rondon!

Officer Rondon joined the Woodburn Police Department as a lateral police officer in January and is the newest DUII Enforcement Officer! After completing his training, he recently received solo status!

Officer Rondon began his career in law enforcement with Sherwood Police Department in 2022. During Officer Rondon’s career, he has been part of the Crash Reconstruction Team for Washington County Sheriff’s Office, the Public Order Team (Mobile Field Force), and developed a passion towards traffic safety and teaching.

Before becoming a police officer, Officer Rondon served in the Marine Corps as a parachute rigger, National Guard as Military Police, worked Safety and Security for TriMET and dispatched for a HVAC company.

We asked Officer Rondon what he likes the most about being a police officer and he told us it is the feeling of making a difference. He said “it doesn’t happen every day, but when it does, it stays with you for the rest of your life. I also enjoy the amazing people in law enforcement and the stories that come along with the job.”

Outside of work, Officer Rondon enjoys playing video games, riding motorcycles when Oregon weather permits and likes to cook and said his family has dubbed him the “chef” of the house.

Welcome to the team Officer Rondon! We are excited to have you helping keep the community safe. Say hello next time you see him!

04/25/2026

A successful take your child to work day! Officers welcomed them to the police department with a tour and demonstrations!

04/16/2026

Copy + paste = twinning 👮🏻‍♂️👮🏻‍♂️……. great minds (and uniforms) think alike - we understood the assignment.

04/13/2026

This week, we celebrate the unseen heroes of public safety - our dispatchers.

They are the calm in chaos, the steady voice in someone’s worst moment, and the lifeline connecting our officers and community. Every call they answer matters. Every decision they make has impact.

From long shifts to high-stress moments, they show up with professionalism, compassion, and resilience - day in and day out.

From all of us at the Woodburn Police Foundation, thank you for everything you do. We are grateful for you this week and every week.

Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators week! 💙📞💛

04/10/2026

Mi Latte Cafe just opened up in Woodburn! Officer Salvador and Corporal Chester stopped by to conduct a very serious investigation - we are happy to report the coffee is cop approved! ☕️✔️

From coffee to matcha to energy drinks (and some yummy treats), they’ve got something for everyone! We love to see new local businesses open their doors and are proud to support those who support our community.

Fueled up and back on patrol! Proceed with caffeine 🚨🚓

Welcome to Woodburn! ☕️: .co
📍 954 N Pacific Hwy. Woodburn, OR 97071

04/10/2026

Congratulations on your retirement Lt. Kimberlin!

After more than 21 years of dedicated service, Lt. Keith Kimberlin is retiring from the Woodburn Police Department.

Lt. Kimberlin joined the WPD in November 2004, bringing prior experience from a correctional facility in Utah. Over the course of his career, he served in a wide range of roles, including the Marion County M**h Strike Force, South Metro Gang Task Force, Detectives Division, and as both Patrol and Detective Sergeant. Promoted to Lieutenant in 2022, he went on to lead the Community Response Division and, later, the Operations Division.

Lt. Kimberlin’s impact on public safety in Woodburn is lasting. He served a decade on the Woodburn PD's Tactical Service Unit and contributed to major investigations across the region. His leadership, experience, and commitment to protecting our community have left a strong foundation for those who continue the work.

Throughout his career, Lt. Kimberlin also remained active in the broader law enforcement community, serving as a board member of the Oregon Peace Officers Association and bringing valuable expertise in public safety leadership and training.

Please join us in thanking Lt. Kimberlin for his service, dedication, and lasting contributions to the Woodburn community. We wish him all the best in his well-earned retirement.

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04/09/2026

We’ve got a new member of the Woodburn Police Department! Meet Lola!
The Woodburn Police Foundation is excited to have Lola as part of the team!