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2022 Annual Training
Conference
April 24-27, 2022
Embassy Suites Hotel Dublin, Ohio
“Prevention and Preparedness”
Crime Prevention …It’s everyone’s business
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www.ocpa-oh.org Phone: 740.280.6272
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General Conference Information
A hotel complimentary breakfast is served daily from:
6:30 am to 9:30 am
&
Network with other conference attendees during the hotel’s
complimentary reception, held every evening from 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Urban Craft (near the hotel lobby)
Join us Tuesday evening for:
OCPA Hospitality Night
6:30 pm- 8:00 pm (Dublin A Room)
Generously sponsored by:
1 Day Event Raffle Tickets
A raffle drawing will be held at the conclusion of our 1 Day Event on Monday, April
25th. Each attendee will be given a grey raffle ticket when registered, to participate.
Additional tickets are available for purchase. They are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. You
must be present to win. Additional tickets can be purchased at the registration table.
Conference Raffle Tickets
You will receive one red raffle ticket when registered for the 3-day conference, and
an additional raffle ticket will be given to you at each vendor table that you visit.
Additional tickets are available for purchase. They are $1.00 each, or 6 for $5.00.
Drawings will be held after Wednesday’s lunch, and you must be present to win.
Additional tickets can be purchased at the registration table.
Attendance and Instructor Certification Certificates
Conference certificates of attendance and Instructor Certificates for the Run, Hide,
FIGHT! Instructor Certification Class will be emailed to all paid attendees. If you
have questions, or to confirm or update your email address, please contact us at:
www.ocpa-oh.org
2022 Conference Agenda
Sunday April 24, 2022 6:30 pm Muirfield Room
Round Table Discussion
Emerging Crime Trends &
Best Practices Response
For all those early conference arrivals, please join us on Sunday evening in an open
round table discussion concerning neighborhood crime trends, and how your
department is working to solve individual community problems. We will be sharing
ideas and success stories, (and some not so successful), in an effort to support all
Ohio law enforcement efforts to resolve ongoing challenges in our communities.
Monday, April 25, 2022 1 Day Event Room: Dublin C&D
Active Shooter – Incident Study and Review
8:00 am Registration (runs until 9:00 am)
9:00 am Opening Ceremony
9:15 am – 10:30 am Active Shooter Overview of Research, Key Findings
and Resources (NTAC) -
Katie Lord US Secret Service
10:30 am – 10:45 am Break and opportunity to visit vendor booths
10:45 am - 12:30 pm Oregon District, Dayton, OH Active Shooter Incident -
DPD Chief Richard Biehl (Retired)
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch Provided by OCPA
1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Dayton Oregon District Active Shooter:
Timeline and Aftermath
3:30 pm - 3:45 pm Break and opportunity to visit vendor booths
3:45 pm – 4:30 pm Active Shooter Panel Discussion
4:30 pm – 5:00 pm Closing Ceremony
Conference courses are subject to change without prior notice
2022 Conference Agenda
Tuesday, April 26, 2022
Class Time Room: DUBLIN B Room: DUBLIN C Room: DUBLIN D
8:30 am – 9:45 am Hate Based Aggression Neighborhood Watch Detecting Elder Abuse
9:45 am – 10:00 am Break and opportunity to visit vendor booths
10:00 am – 11:30 am Utilizing Crime Resilience for First Stop the Bleed
Stoppers Responders Hands-on
Workshop
11:30 am – 1:30 pm OCPA Annual Meeting & Awards Luncheon
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Medical Marijuana INTEGREAT Stop the Bleed
Laws Become a Leader Hands-on
Workshop
3:00 pm – 3:15 pm Break and opportunity to visit vendor booths
3:15 pm – 4:30 pm Understanding FLOCK Surveillance Utilizing Drones
House Bill 215 System For Law Enforcement
Join us Tuesday evening for:
OCPA Hospitality Night 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm (Dublin A Room)
Wednesday, April 27, 2022
Class Time Room: DUBLIN B Room: DUBLIN C Room: DUBLIN D
8:15 am – 9:45 am Recognizing Predatory P.O.R.T. Response to an Active
Behavior Overdose Response Shooter
Team Instructors Certification Class
9:45 am – 10:00 am Break and opportunity to visit vendor booths
10:00 am – 11:30 am Now What? Community Engagement Resiliency Practice
Life After Police Work Methods First Responders
11:30 am – 2:00 pm Lunch – Installation of OCPA Officers – Raffle - Closing Ceremonies
Conference courses are subject to change without prior notice
April 25, 2022- One day event!
Active Shooter
Incident Study and Review
In the past 7 years, our country has experienced a rise of violence in our
schools and public places, particularly in active shooter incidents.
Speaker: Speaker:
Ret. Chief Richard Biehl Special Agent Katie Lord
Dayton Police Dept. U.S. Secret Service
Speakers: Panelist:
Ret. Sgt. Chad Knight Jacob Mauro
Dayton Police Dept. Critical Infrastructure
Maj. Jason Hall Program Manager
Dayton Police Dept. Secure Community
Network
This seminar will cover the challenging circumstances and results that law enforcement
face when responding to an active
shooter event.
Panel Discussion: U.S. Secret Service
• Oregon Entertainment District - Dayton will present and discuss their findings
• Tree of Life Synagogue- Pittsburgh from the report - Mass Attacks in Public
Spaces (2019)
Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions in an open forum setting
during the panel discussion portion of this event.
Community Engagement Methods
Course Description:
The Euclid Police Dept. Community Policing Unit is always finding new ways to reach our community
members in order to build trust. Children’s programming, innovative outreach, and community
partnerships help us engage with our residents. This presentation will cover EPD’s initiatives, programs
and events that help us connect with our community. We will answer questions such as how to get
officer “buy-in”, locate resources, and ways to promote your department in a positive way. We will
also provide suggestions on how to create engaging social media.
About our Speaker:
Kate McLaughlin is an OCPA certified Crime Prevention Specialist with a Master’s
Degree in education from Notre Dame College. She is the Euclid Police Department’s
Crime Prevention Analyst and Intelligence Liaison Officer for the Ohio Fusion Center.
Detection and Response to Elder Abuse
Course Description:
Do you ever feel lost when responding to or investigating elder abuse cases?
The purpose of this workshop is to give public safety professionals responding to reports of at-risk adults
information to identify the indicators of elder crimes, when to collaborate with Adult Protective Service
Agencies responsible for investigating, and a basic understanding on how to investigate the cases in
accordance with Ohio law.
About our Speakers:
Sylvia Pla-Raith currently serves as Teri Ruslander is currently the Elder Services
the lead staff of the Attorney Coordinator for the Grove City Police
General’s Elder Abuse Commission Department. Teri is retired after 33 years
and director of the Elder Abuse Unit. with the Grove City Police Department.
It’s time to
unmask
crime…
Secure Community Network is the official safety and security organization for the Jewish community of Nort
Always AnonymousFlock Surveillance System
Course Description:
Automate the investigative leads you need to solve crime
Spend less time searching for that first lead and more time clearing cases. Hundreds of law enforcement agencies
across the country trust Flock Safety’s automatic license plate reading cameras, machine learning software, and real-
time alerts. Law enforcement in 1500+ cities trust our powerful, crime-fighting license plate reading cameras. Flock
Safety is a public safety operating system that helps communities and law enforcement work together to eliminate
crime, protect privacy, and mitigate bias. We build devices that capture objective evidence and use machine learning
to detect and deliver unbiased investigative leads to law enforcement. Flock Safety communities have reported crime
reductions of up to 70 percent.
Is your department ready to gain the advantage against crime in your community?
Hate Based Aggression - Active Shooter
Protecting Houses of Worship: Lessons learned from Tree of Life Synagogue
Course Description:
Houses of worship have long been flashpoints for religiously and ideologically motivated violence. Recent attacks
are symptomatic of a rise in hostility directed at others on the basis of their religion. The perception of houses of
worship as gathering places for ethnic and religious groups also increases their symbolic value as targets for
politically, religiously and ideologically motivated assailants. We will explore the tragic events that took place at
the Tree of Life Synagogue outside Pittsburg and discuss elements that made a difference and saved lives. We will
identify the lessons learned and share best practices for protecting houses of worship.
Jacob Mauro
Critical Infrastructure
Program Manager
Secure Community
Experience The ultimate in
de-escalation and
Virtra for
firearms training
yourself… simulators!
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for more details Avery RoomINTEGREAT – Become a Leader
Are you ready to reach your professional goals or get promoted? Then get Unstuck!
Course Description:
“Unstuck” means living and leading with traction. The Unstuck Workshop will focus on helping individuals
reset their life and leadership goals coming out of the pandemic. Strategies and tactics will be shared to help
assess reality, increase capacity, and ultimately, create change. It really is possible to regain your passion and
reach your personal and professional goals. The Unstuck Workshop is guaranteed to help!
About our Speaker:
Randy Gravitt delivers keynotes and training workshops on the topics of leadership, team building, organizational
effectiveness, and peak performance. Those he works with include Chick-fil-A, Grand Hyatt, Fellowship of
Christian Athletes, Law Enforcement agencies, Kroger, and the Winshape Foundation. He has also served as one of
the leadership coaches for the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Buffalo Bills.
Medical Marijuana Laws
Course Description:
House Bill 523 took effect in early 2016, legalizing medical marijuana in Ohio. Although the legislation
established a basic framework for the program, it left the task of creating specific rules and guidelines for
cultivation, processing, testing, dispensing and medical use to three state agencies. This presentation shares
the state of Ohio Board of Pharmacy’s responsibilities regarding this program, and provides an overview of the
board’s duties. Attendees will receive detailed information of the procedure for patient registration, and the
laws and rules pertaining to the Medical Marijuana Control Program.
About our Speaker:
Jessie Wimberly works as a regional agent with the state of Ohio
Board of Pharmacy’s Medical Marijuana Control Program, and is an
instructor for the Ohio School Resource Officer’s Police Training
Program.
Is crime destroying your neighborhood?
Make the call…
Crime Stoppers – Van Wert, Ohio
Always anonymousNeighborhood Watch
Establishing this Program in Your Community
Course Description:
The Neighborhood Watch program was created to enhance, expand, and revitalize watch programs throughout the
country. This program helps communities and individual neighborhoods feel proactive in crime prevention by
creating an opportunity to gather and discuss crime concerns and other issues within the neighborhood. This class
will help your agency or association develop and maintain a Neighborhood Watch Program in your community and
discuss the benefits of the program.
About our Speaker:
Dorothy P. Smoot currently serves as Executive Director of the Community Police Partnering Center. She
and a staff of Community Engagement Specialists facilitate problem solving teams and provide technical
support to community members interested in collaborating with police to address issues of crime, disorder
and quality of life in their neighborhoods.
Attention OCPA members:
Don’t forget to
Election of Officers to the OCPA Board
Vote!
The Ohio Crime Prevention Association (OCPA) Board elections are an important part of the leadership
of the organization, and as such, are a critical element of the OCPA Annual meeting scheduled for:
Tuesday, April 26, 2022
During lunch on Tuesday, at the 2022 OCPA Annual Training Conference, elections will be held for the
offices of:
OCPA President (2 year term)
Nomination: Acting President- Bruce Felton
OCPA Secretary (2 year term)
Nomination: Acting Secretary- Brian White
Floor nominations will also be accepted
Please reference the OCPA Constitution and By-Laws for
details.Now What?? Preparing for Life after Police Work
Course Description:
Every year hundreds of officers retire / resign from police work. Most retirees are a long way from Medicare age
Jacob Mouro
and how do you live on 60% of what wasn’t enough in the first place? How do you take $500 - $1,500 per month out
Critical Infrastructure
to pay for health insurance?
Program Manager
SecureWhen many
Community of us retire in our fifties, are we prepared financially, mentally, emotionally to live for another 30-40
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years? Are we prepared for the shocking culture change, from the public sector to the “at will employment” of the
private sector? This session will introduce concepts, attitudes, tools, and resources to the attendee , and
challenge each one to a new way of thinking about their life after policing.
About our Speaker:
Dan Katt is a lifelong resident of Cincinnati, Ohio where he spent 27 years as a Cincinnati Police Officer, retiring
in 2002 at the rank of Police Specialist (Detective). After retiring from the force, Dan began his second career as
Corporate Loss Control Manager. Dan is responsible for plaintiff litigation, investigation and follow-up of serious
vehicular accidents, corporate safety, security, training, and maintaining a positive relationship with local law
enforcement agencies and the community.
Post Overdose Response Team (PORT)
Course Description:
In this class you will learn about the Post Overdose Response Team (PORT), created to focus on the current
heroin epidemic within our communities. In 2017, nearly 300 people were referred to PORT. They were able to
reach just over half of the victims referred to them directly or through their family members. The instructors,
active members of PORT, will discuss what services this important team offers to overdose victims and their
families, and explain how visits are performed, in an effort to bridge the gap between overdose victims and Law
Enforcement.
About our Speakers: Capt. Ron Meyers is a 22 year veteran
Jacob Mauro
Deputy Dave Weber has been with the Ross of the Chillicothe Police Department and
Critical
County Sheriff's Office for twenty years, and is is currently the Patrol Commander, and is
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currently the Community Relations Deputy for head of his department’s Community
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the department. relations team. His department’s
Community Relations Team.
Program
Manager
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Community
It’s TIME to take back YOUR neighborhood!
You can make a difference for your
community. If you see criminal activity,
call Crime Stoppers. You may receive a
cash reward for your tip!
Make the Call…Resilience for First Responders
Course Description:
Chief Biehl strongly believes that we all should promote officer health and wellness to help prevent injury and
death. To achieve that goal, he works with other leaders, across the country, seeking opportunities to integrate
good practices and partnerships. Recognizing that agencies cannot successfully tackle these issues alone, this
workshop will look at successful strategies and community partnerships to consider how individuals and
organizations can be better equipped to build resiliency at work and in our personal lives.
The class, Resiliency Practice for First Responders is a companion class to this course, but both classes can be attended
individually.
About our Speaker:
Chief Richard Biehl / Dayton Police Dept.
Richard Biehl was the Director and Chief of Police of the Dayton Police Department from 2008 -
2021, and has spent more than 30 years in public and community service. Under his leadership,
the Dayton Police Department has received recognition as a finalist for the Herman Goldstein
Award for Excellence in Problem Oriented Policing in 2010, 2011, and 2013, and he was
recipient of the OCPA Blankenship award in 2019.
Resiliency Practice for First Responders
Course Description:
This session focuses on the practical application of the concepts presented in the Tuesday Resiliency
for First Responders session. This workshop focuses on the development of skills for maintaining
flexibility and balance in life, along with suggestions for to minimizing compassion fatigue and
burnout.
This class is a companion class to Resilience for First Responders, but both classes can be attended individually.
About our Speaker:
Chief Richard Biehl / Dayton Police Dept.
Richard Biehl was the Director and Chief of Police of the Dayton Police Department from
2008 - 2021, and has spent more than 30 years in public and community service. Under his
leadership, the Dayton Police Department has received recognition as a finalist for the
Herman Goldstein Award for Excellence in Problem Oriented Policing in 2010, 2011,
and 2013, and he was recipient of the OCPA Blankenship award in 2019.
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Proudly Supporting Law Enforcement Agencies in OhioRecognizing Predatory Behavior Course Description: Behavioral studies have identified many nonverbal behaviors that are statistically associated with an emotional and psychological state, and with deception or violent intent. In this class we will explore many of the indicators that will often precede a violent or predatory incident. About our Speaker: Special Agent Tisha Hartsough has worked for the FBI for over 20 years, where she is currently assigned to the Columbus Resident Agency, Cincinnati division, where she investigates violent criminal activity. She also serves as Legal Advisor to the FBI Cincinnati division. Response to an Active Shooter Class participants will have the opportunity to become a Certified Instructor and present this informative class to members of their community. Attendees will receive a copy of the presentation for their use. Course Description: This class will take you through the “Run, Hide, FIGHT!” Program that has been presented over 1500 times since 2017 to churches, businesses and civic clubs in the Dayton, Ohio area by Certified Instructors of the Miami Valley Crime Prevention Association. The class offers important information on bettering your chances of survival during an active shooter event. It will also cover common questions asked by community members attending the class. About our Speaker: John Pawelski Jr. - Miami Valley Crime Prevention Association John has been an officer for 8 years, and is the current president of the Miami Valley Crime Prevention Association. John has been a Certified Instructor for the MVCPA since 2012, and has also served as the association’s director.
Stop the Bleed - Hands on Instruction
Course Description:
Through our STOP THE BLEED® course, you’ll gain the ability to recognize life-threatening bleeding and
intervene effectively. The person next to a bleeding victim may be the one who’s most likely to save him or
her. Take the course and become empowered to make a life or death difference when a bleeding emergency
occurs. STOP THE BLEED®. Save a Life!
Stacey D. Wickham
MS, BSN, RN, CCRN, TCRN
TNCC Certification, Emergency Nurses Association
ACLS Certification, American Heart Association
CCRN Certification, American Association of Critical
Care Nurse
TCRN Certification, Board of Certification
For Emergency Nursing
Understanding Senate Bill 215
Information and Discussion on Changes to the Conceal / Carry Laws in 2022
Course Description:
Ohio’s Senate Bill 215 will allow all adults 21 and over who can legally own a gun to conceal / carry. It also
removes the requirement to tell law enforcement officers about the weapon unless asked. Conference
instructor Jonathan Fulkerson, frequently deals with matters involving firearms and Ohio’s concealed
handgun licensure. This class will cover how and why the bill was passed, and the repercussions for the law
enforcement community.
About our Speaker:
Jonathan Fulkerson is Deputy Attorney General in the Ohio Attorney
General’s Office. He has worked in the Attorney General’s Office for more
than 20 years. In his current role, he supervises the work of the Health and
Human Services, Education, Court of Claims, Public Utilities, Environmental
and Employment sectionsUtilizing Crime Stoppers
Course Description:
Does your department take full advantage of the assistance that your area Crime
Stoppers Association can offer?
Central Ohio Crime Stoppers has over 40 years of service partnering with law enforcement and the
media to catch criminals. Learn in our high energy and engaging workshop, how to utilize your local
Crime Stoppers organization to engage and build trust with the public, while gathering tips to solve
crimes in the community.
Napoleon A. Bell II CDP
Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Utilizing Drones for Law Enforcement
Course Description:
Small Un-crewed Aerial Systems (UAS) or drones have become a vital tool for first responders in Ohio and across
the nation. The use of drones for public safety purposes include crime scene mapping, suspect tracking, search
and rescue, fire assessment, and many other applications. In fact, it has been noted in 2020 that nearly 1,500
public safety entities are said to be using drones. Of these, over two-thirds are county sheriff and municipal
police departments, followed by fire departments and state and county emergency management agencies.
This session will provide an overview of UAS and outline the process for developing a drone program for public
safety purposes. Specific topics include applicable policies and procedures, available technologies, training, and
cost of implementation.
About our Speaker:
Douglas E Hammon
Director – Applied Research & Development
Sinclair Community College
National UAS Training & Certification Center
Miami Valley MVCPA offers a variety of classes
on various crime prevention
topics to the public
Crime Prevention All classes are instructed by local
law enforcement officers and
Association their associates
Community crime prevention through education
AssociationExperience for Yourself…
Law enforcement is a difficult job.
Personnel go to work knowing their time
will be filled with mitigating harm,
preventing crime, and interacting with
people with the best-and worst- intentions.
To prepare personnel for these situations,
VIRTRA created immersive science based
training simulations designed to teach a
variety of cognitive and psycho-motor skills
ranging from de-escalation to judgmental
use of force to situational awareness.
You are invited to experience the ultimate in
de-escalation and firearms
training simulators
Real life events are rarely simple, which is why Virtra
designed each training session to be complex. Through
extensive branching options, each scenario can unfold
based on the decisions made by the trainee inside the
simulation.
Virtra’s level of detail, training points,
professional actors and software guarantee
the highest realism in the industry.
Located in: Avery Room
Visit our 3D simulator at any time during
the conference to participate.OCPA Training Opportunities
The OCPA offers an opportunity for training on a variety of crime prevention related
topics. If your agency is interested in bringing training to your community, please see
the OCPA website for more information - Ocpa-oh.org
House of Worship
Safety Training
This one day training course is
designed to inform and educate those
responsible for maintaining a safe
environment for the people and property
associated with churches, chapels,
House of Worship synagogues, temples, mosques, or any
other place of worship. Our presentation
Safety Training will cover topics to educate members,
staff, leadership, and clergy on how to
Topics to be covered Who should attend?
include:
protect people and property; prevent
accidents, injury, and neglect, safeguard
• Risk Management • Clergy
• Active Shooter • Management against loss from crime and theft of funds,
• Physical Security • H.O.W. Members and help protect members and staff from
• Personal Security • Security Teams /Staff
abuse, liability, false claims, and lawsuits.
• Youth Safety & Programs • Crime Prevention Officers
• Electronic Data Security • Community Policing
Officers
Advanced
CPTED Course
Advanced CPTED training will expand
upon the concepts and principles of
Crime Prevention through Environmental
Design (CPTED), that were presented in Advanced CPTED
the Crime Prevention Specialist training Training Course
Crime Prevention through Environmental Design
course. In this program, we will present a
more detailed look of the specific
Topics to be covered Who should attend?
environments and tools needed by crime include: • School Resource Officers
prevention specialists to be successful as • Best practices • Leadership & Command
a CPTED practitioner. CPTED review Staff
• CPTED for public & • Security Teams / DARE
private sectors Officers
• Facility assessment • University Campus Officers
• Presentation of • Human Resource Managers
Attendees should bring a laptop (if possible), CPTED findings to • Crime Prevention Specialists
flashlight, digital or phone camera, and client & Practitioners
• Risk Reduction Managers
dress appropriate for outdoor weather.OCPA Training Opportunities
Crime Prevention
Specialist Training Course
This three day crime prevention course is for sworn and non-sworn
professionals interested in beginning crime prevention initiatives, and those
interested in refreshing their knowledge. This comprehensive course is designed to
address local community needs ranging from physical security to violence prevention.
The course is tailored to the needs of today’s crime prevention and community policing
practitioners, and places great emphasis on programmatic initiatives giving the
practitioners the knowledge, tools and resources to do their jobs successfully.
All attendees, upon successful completion of examination at the end of training,
will receive Certified Prevention Specialist credentials - which include a
certificate and uniform pin, and ongoing access to crime prevention resources.
Topics to be covered include: Who should attend?
• History & Theory of Crime Prevention • Crime Prevention Practitioners
• Professional Resource & Development • Loss Prevention Personnel
• Cybercrimes • Security Teams / DARE Officers
• Physical Security (CPTED) • School Resource Officers
• Personal Safety & Security • Community Policing Officers
• Community Policing Related to Crime • Agencies interested in starting
Prevention Crime Prevention programs in their
community2020 OCPA Awards
And the award goes to…
2020 Sworn Practitioner of the Year: Sgt. Mike Walsh, Summit County Sheriff’s Office
2020 Non-Sworn Practitioner of the Year: LeeAnn Shade, Lima Police Department
2020 Partners in Prevention Award: Brunswick Police Department
2020 Partners in Prevention Award: Loveland Police Department
2020 Special Project Award: Walnut Hills/ Mt. Auburn Group,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Please join us in congratulating our deserving recipients
of the 2020 awards, and for their outstanding service to
their communities!
Michael Blankenship Memorial Service Award
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the tragic death of Ohio
State University Police Officer, Michael Blankenship. In February
of 1997, Officer Blankenship was killed in the line of duty while
responding to a call for service on the Ohio State University
campus. Michael was a strong supporter of OCPA and crime
prevention.
Since 1997, the Michael Blankenship award has been given
annually as the Ohio Crime Prevention Association highest honor.
This award recognizes a crime prevention practitioner whose life
and work reflect a commitment to the philosophy and mission of
the OCPA.
The winners of this award for 2020 and 2022 will
be honored at our Annual Awards Luncheon on
Tuesday, April 26, 2022.Our Exhibitors
● Mugger Slugger ● Ohio Division of Securities
● Carfax ● Notre Dame College Online
Sponsors
● Virtra ● Terra Title LLC
● Safeguard
● Vance Outdoors ● Ohio Attorney General’s Office
● Dayton Police Dept.
● Pro-Seniors ● National Insurance Crime Bureau
● Hero House Project
● Hero House ● Revolution Mortgage
● Chick-fil-A
Polaris Parkway / Polaris ● Love Ohio Living Team ● Safeguard
Fashion Place
● Sue Barto ● Sinclair National ● Home Warranty Advantage
UAS Training Center
● Marathon Oil ● Ohio Small Police Department
Association
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