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Category: Beaverton Police Department

Stacy Jepson Named Interim Beaverton Police Chief

In June, Stacy Jepson was named as the city’s Interim Police Chief.

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National Night Out is August 2

Beaverton will be joining cities from all over the United States on Tuesday, Aug. 2 for National Night Out.

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Beaverton Police Department Welcomes Five New Cadets

The Beaverton Police Department welcomed five new cadets in May after they successfully completed the Cadet Academy, a condensed version of the State of Oregon Police Academy attended by police officers.

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Police Chief Groshong Retires

Beaverton Chief of Police Ronda Groshong has announced her retirement, effective Monday, May 2.

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BPD Partners With the Red Door Project for the Evolve Experience  

The Beaverton Police Department is partnering with Portland-based non-profit, the Red Door Project.

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Beaverton Police Department Annual Report Is Live

Each year, the Beaverton Police Department releases an annual report to share key information on department bureaus and accomplishments for the year.

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Survivorscape: Artwork Reflects Journey Before, During, and After Domestic Violence

In the lobby of the Beaverton Public Safety Center, visitors will find a powerful visual art exhibit. This six-painting series represents the domestic violence experience of one survivor in our Beaverton community.

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Beaverton Welcomes Unity Square!  

The Public Safety Center plaza has been named Unity Square.

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Beaverton Mental Health Response Team Officer Selected; Funding Approved for a Clinician Partner 

The Mental Health Response Team (MHRT) is a valuable countywide crisis response program that responds to individuals in a mental health crisis and safely attempts to help them during those crises without hospitalization or enforcement action

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Code Compliance Moves to Community Development Department

The Code Compliance program has moved from the Police Department to the Community Development Department. 

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