1. The Oregon CIT Center of Excellence (CITCOE) A Statewide Collaboration

2. Oregon Population: 4.1 million Area: 100,000 square miles
Largest city: Portland (630,000 residents)
36 counties
Urban, rural and frontier
Kevin 3 minutes

3. CITCOE History of CIT in Oregon
1995 – Portland Police Bureau brings CIT to Oregon
Based on the Memphis Model
2005 – Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office establishes a CIT program
2006 – Marion County Sheriff’s Office establishes a CIT program
As of June 2017:
16 active CIT programs
5 developing CIT programs
4 emerging CIT programs
Kevin – 5 minutes

4. CITCOE Collaboration Oregon Health Authority (OHA)
Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST)
Greater Oregon Behavioral Health, Inc. (GOBHI)
Funding from OHA
Promotes CIT across the state
Services
Technical Support
Program Support
Resources
Linda and Carol – 15 minutes

5. Mental Health Workgroup
Lead by the:
Oregon State Sheriff’s Association
Oregon Association of Chief’s of Police
Goals
Policy framework
Definition of CIT
Training
Basic Academy
Maintenance
Kevin – 10 minutes

6. Where the magic happens…
CITCOE CIT Starter Kits
CIT Start Guide
MP3 Players
Medication kits
More….
Eilene and Carol – 5 minutes

7. Where the magic happens….
CIT for dispatch
Campus Public Safety
Port of Portland Police
Portland International Airport
Oregon Department Of Corrections
MHFA and CIT
Linda – 15 minutes

8. Where the magic happens….
Mapping
SIM
Oregon CIT Newsletter
Grants and Scholarships
Programmatic funding
Conferences
Linda and Carol – 10 minutes

9. Where the magic happens….
Northwest Regional CIT Conference
Oregon CIT Summit
Kevin and Linda – 5 minutes

10. Challenges for a Multi Agency collaboration
Public / Private
Different constituents
Different funding streams
Consensus building
Linda and Carol – 5 to 10 minutes

11. Questions?
All – 12 minutes

12. CITCOE Contact information
DPSST
GOBHI
Kevin Rau, CIT Coordinator
Phone:
Carol speed
Phone:
Linda Maddy, CIT Coordinator
Phone:
Eilene Flory
Phone: