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The sixth annual Officer Mulligan! charity golf tournament will be Friday, July 24, 2020 with a shotgun start at 7:30am.

The Clackamas County Peace Officers' Benevolent Foundation has added an online Charitable Giving Page for added convenience to its donors.

At the last Board of Directors meeting, the Benevolent Foundation elected Jay Weitman as its new President.  Jay is a Sergeant with the Lake Oswego Police Department and has been a member of the Board of Directors for several years.  Sergeant Weitman is very active in the County-wide police Peer Support Program and a long-time Honor Guard member, participating in many local, regional, state and national ceremonies with Clackamas County interagency teams. Mark Koberstein and his wife, Terri, are moving to Grants Pass, Oregon to, as Mark's wife would say, "finally retire"!  Mark & Steve Hyson were the founders of the Benevolent Foundation and for the last 10 years it has been Mark's passion.  This followed a 33 -year career in law enforcement.  Mark will stay on the Board of Directors until a transition has been successfully completed. The caring of the law enforcement family in Clackamas County will continue to be the primary purpose of the Foundation.  The Foundation will also remain active with other charitable activities in the County, in line with its mission. On a side note, the last member of the original Board of Directors to serve on the Board is Wilda Parks.  Wilda was recruited in 2006 while the President of the North Clackamas Chamber of Commerce.  Her business savvy and connections to the business community in the county were key to the initial success of the Foundation.  Wilda now serves on the City Council of the City of Milwaukie.  

The Clackamas County Peace Officers Benevolent Foundation has set up an account at the Clackamas Federal Credit Union to accept donations to assist the families of the Police Officers killed in the line of duty in Dallas, Texas. Although these families are not directly connected to Clackamas County, they are a part of our extended police family.  The circumstances of these deaths is shocking and the Foundation, on behalf of all the police officers in Clackamas County, would be wrong to not help in some way. All donations received to help the Families of Dallas PD will be sent to assist them.  The Foundation does not assess administrative fees for donations received. The CCPOBF is a 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit. If you would like to help, please send a check to: CCPOBF, PO Box 678, Clackamas, Oregon 97015 Make your check out to CCPOBF with Dallas PD in the memo line.  A tax receipt will be mailed to you promptly. Thank you.

Great News! On May 11, 2016, following the annual commemoration of National Police Week and Law Enforcement Memorial Day, a Groundbreaking Ceremony was held for the Clackamas County Law Enforcement Memorial. Sheriff Craig Roberts facilitated the brief ceremony.   The families of Deputy Sheriff Jimmy Shoop, Deputy Sheriff Bill Bowman and Officer Robert Libke were present and participated in the Groundbreaking.  Construction should begin soon, with a finish in the Fall of 2016. More information can be found on the CCPOBF website at www.CCPOBF.org. VIDEO:  Clackamas County Law Enforcement service and groundbreaking.