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Guest View: On the contrary, Eugene is no Ferguson

Guest View: On the contrary, Eugene is no Ferguson Jack Radey, Register-Guard © Chris Pietsch/The Register-Guard Eugene Police Chief Chris Skinner. The Eugene Police Department should not be confused with the departments in Minneapolis, Ferguson, Oakland, New York or Chicago.  We have a department that needs constant monitoring and oversight, but is ahead of most departments in the country in terms of every reform we might want. But it is important to study what it does, not make demands based on the situation in some other city, bad as these may be.  This information is available from the auditor’s office website. You can see how every complaint is handled there. You can look at the police website to see the calls they answer every day and how they are disposed.

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In his own words: Mark Gissiner reflects on time as Eugene police auditor

After more than three decades working to hold law enforcement accountable and seeing carnage in the cases he reviews, Mark Gissiner reached the shelf life he says so many in the career hit.  Gissiner announced in December that he would retire as Eugene s police auditor effective Feb. 1, though that s been extended to Feb. 26.  As police auditor, Gissiner audited citizen complaint investigations conducted by the Eugene Police Department for more than a decade following time in similar roles out east, including  in Ohio. As a government agency, auditors have access to internal police records pertaining to investigations that the public doesn’t have.

Podcast | An Oregon city s decades-old alternative to police

Crisis Assistance Helping Out on the Streets (CAHOOTS) is a mobile crisis intervention team integrated into the public safety system of the Oregon cities of Eugene and Springfield. (CAHOOTS) In the past year, as cities have searched for alternatives to police while handling crisis calls, many have arrived in an unlikely place: Eugene, Oregon. In this episode of This Changes Everything’s focus on efforts to defunding the police, host Sara Bernard heads to Eugene for a virtual ride along with CAHOOTS (Crisis Assistance Helping Out on the Streets), an inventive and unique effort to respond to crisis calls with social workers instead of police. 

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