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ITEM TITLE: AMENDMENT TO LANE COUNTY USE OF DEADLY PHYSICAL FORCE
PLAN
ACTION
Adopt the following resolution: A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN
REQUESTED:
AMENDMENT TO THE LANE COUNTY DEADLY PHYSICAL FORCE PLAN
AS CREATED BY THE LANE COUNTY DEADLY PHYSICAL FORCE
PLANNING AUTHORITY
ISSUE
Should the City of Springfield adopt the amendment to the Lane County Deadly
STATEMENT:
Force Plan created by the Lane County Deadly Physical Force Planning Authority.
ATTACHMENTS:
1 — Resolution approving Lane County Deadly Force Plan Amendment
2 — Amended Lane County Use of Deadly Force Plan
DISCUSSION/
The Lane County Deadly Force Planning Authority has submitted the amended
FINANCIAL
Lane County Deadly Force Plan for approval or disapproval by the City of
IMPACT:
Springfield. The plan was developed pursuant to 181A.775-815 and approved by
the City of Springfield on January 17, 2008. The amended plan is required to be
submitted to the supervising body of each jurisdiction within the County that
employs a law enforcement agency.
The amended Lane County Deadly Force Plan is included as attachment 2, with
page 15 documenting the 2022 Amendment to Deadly Physical Force Plan. With
the passage of House Bill 4301, the Interagency Deadly Force Investigation Team,
as part of its investigation will determine, amongst other things, whether the deadly
force was objectively reasonable, under the totality of the circumstances known to
the police officer, and whether there was reasonable opportunity prior to the use of
deadly physical force for the officer to consider alternatives..., or give a verbal
warning that deadly force may be used with time for the person to comply.
No other changes were made to the Deadly Physical Force Plan, itself. However,
numerous IDFIT protocols were changed, partially in response to recommendations
made in the 2021 OIR report.
Approval of the Amendment to Deadly Physical Force Plan by the Lane County
Board of Commissioners is included in attachment 2, page 16.
City Council is asked to approve or disapprove of the resolution regarding the
amendment to the Lane County Deadly Force Plan included as attachment 1.
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AMENDMENT TO THE LANE COUNTY DEADLY PHYSICAL
FORCE PLAN AS CREATED BY THE LANE COUNTY DEADLY PHYSICAL FORCE
PLANNING AUTHORITY
WHEREAS, Senate Bill 111 (SB111) passed by the 2007 Oregon State Legislature, requires each
county to create a deadly physical force planning authority made up of the following members: District
Attorney and Sheriff of the county, a non -management police officer selected by the District Attorney
and Sheriff, the City's Police Chief, a representative of the public selected by the District Attorney and
Sheriff, and a representative of the Oregon State Police selected by the Superintendent of State Police.
SB111 was codified as ORS 181.781-799 and subsequently renumbered ORS 181A.775-815;
WHEREAS, ORS 181A.775-815 requires that the planning authority develop a plan regarding
education, outreach, training, investigation and aftermath of incidents in which a police officer uses
deadly force;
WHEREAS, the planning authority shall submit the plan, and revisions of the plan to the governing
body of each law enforcement agency within the county except for the Department of State Police and
the Department of Justice;
WHEREAS, a governing body shall approve or disapprove the plan submitted to it within 60 days after
reeving the plan. The governing body may not amend the plan;
WHEREAS, if the plan is not approved by at least two-thirds of the governing bodies to which the plan
is submitted, the planning authority shall develop and submit a revised plan;
WHEREAS, if the plan is approved by at least two-thirds of the governing bodies to which the plan is
submitted, the planning authority shall submit the approved plan to the Attorney General; and
WHEREAS, on March 29, 2022, The Lane County Board of Commissions adopted Board Order 22-03-
29-04 approving an amendment to the Lane County Deadly Physical Force Plan;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD:
Section 1: The City of Springfield determined that amendment to the Lane County Deadly
Physical Force Plan created by the Lane County Deadly Physical Force Planning Authority, and attached
as Exhibit A, complies with ORS 181A.775-815 and by resolution, approves this plan.
Section 2: As per ORS 181A.780, upon approval of the plan by at least two-thirds of the
governing bodies and the Attorney General:
1. Each law enforcement agency within the county to which the plan applies
is subject to the provisions of the plan; and
2. Each law enforcement agency subject to the plan is entitled to grants as
provided in ORS 181A.805.
PAGE 1 of 2
ATTACHMENT 1, Page 1 of 2
Section 3: This Resolution will take effect upon adoption by the Council and approval by the
Mayor.
ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Springfield this _ day of , 2022,
by a vote of for and against.
ATTEST:
City Recorder
Mayor
PAGE 2 of 2
ATTACHMENT 1, Page 2 of 2
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March 30, 2022
The Honorable Sean VanGordon
Mayor of Springfield
225 Fifth Street
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Dear Mayor VanGordon:
By this letter the Lane County Deadly Force Planning Authority hereby submits for your approval the
amended Lane County Deadly Force Plan. This Plan was developed pursuant to Senate Bill 111
passed by the 2007 Oregon Legislature and approved by the City of Springfield on January 17, 2008.
The amended plan is required to be submitted to the supervising body of each jurisdiction within the
County that employs a law enforcement agency.
By the terms of Senate Bill 111, you must approve or disapprove of the Plan as submitted, you are not
allowed to amend the Plan. Enclosed for your reference is the board order passed by the Lane County
Board of Commissioners.
The undersigned are co-chairs of the Planning Authority, and will make ourselves available to answer
any questions as part of the approval process.
Thank you for consideration of this matter.
atricia W. Perlow
District Attorney
Enclosures
c: Nancy Newton, City Manager
Andrew Shearer, Chief of Police
a�
Clifton G. Harrold
Sheriff
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 1 of 16
EXHIBIT A
DEADLY
PHYSICAL
FORCE
PLAN
Lane County
Use of Deadly Physical Force
Planning Authority
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 2 of 16
EXHIBIT A
a
Table of contents
MEMBERS OF THE PLANNING AUTHORITY....................................................3
PREAMBLE..........................................................................................................4
SECTION 1: ADMINISTRATION..........................................................................4
SECTION 2: APPLICABILITY OF THE PLAN.....................................................4
SECTION 3: DEFINITIONS..................................................................................4
SECTION 4: IMMEDIATE AFTERMATH.............................................................5
SECTION 5: SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY/DEATH ..........................................6
SECTION 6: INVESTIGATION PROTOCOLS.....................................................9
SECTION 7: DISTRICT ATTORNEY....................................................................9
SECTION 8: DEBRIEFING.................................................................................11
SECTION 9: REPORTING, TRAINING, OUTREACH........................................11
SECTION 10: FISCAL IMPACT.........................................................................13
SECTION 11: PLAN REVISION.........................................................................13
Plan page 2
January 25, 2021
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 3 of 16
EXHIBIT A
Members of the Planning Authority (rev. 1/25/2021
Patricia Perlow, Lane County District Attorney (co-chair)
Sheriff Cliff Harrold, Lane County (co-chair)
Lieutenant Craig Flierl, Oregon State Police
Chief Andrew Shearer, Springfield Police Department
Deputy Eric Churchill, Labor Union Representative
David Crowell, Public Member
On January 2, 2007, this Plan was approved by the Planning Authority, and submitted for
approval to governing bodies of the following jurisdictions:
Lane County -----------------------------
City of Coburg ------------
City of Cottage Grove -----------------
City of Eugene --
City of Florence ----------
City of Junction City ----------------
City of Oakridge ---
City of Springfield --------------------------
Plan page 3
January 25, 2021
A�proved February 20, 2008
------------------Approved February 12, 2008
4proved January 14, 2008
Approved March 10, 2008
---------Approved February 4, 2008
Approved February 12, 2008
----Approved January 17, 2008
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 4 of 16
Approved January 17, 2008
EXHIBIT A
Preamble
The use of deadly physical force by law enforcement personnel is a matter of critical
concern both to the public and to the law enforcement community. The purpose of this
Plan is not to set the standards for the use of such force, or to be a substitute for agency
policy regarding use of force, but rather to provide a framework for a consistent response
to an officer's use of deadly physical force that treats the law enforcement officer fairly,
and promotes public confidence in the criminal justice system.
Section 1: Administration
(1) In the event that a member of the planning authority is unable to continue to
serve, a replacement shall be appointed as provided in Section 2(1) of Senate Bill
111, Oregon Laws 2007.
(2) There shall be six voting members of the Planning Authority. The approval of the
Plan, elements or revisions thereof, shall be by majority vote.
(3) The presence of 2/3 of the voting members shall be required in order to hold any
vote.
(4) Any meeting of a quorum of the voting members of the Planning Authority is
subject to Oregon's open meeting law.
Section 2: Applicability of the Plan
(1) This plan shall be applicable, as set forth herein, to any use of deadly physical
force by a police officer acting in the course of and in furtherance of his/her
official duties, occurring within Lane County.
Section 3: Definitions
Agency — Means the law enforcement organization employing the officer who used
deadly physical force.
Plan - Means the final document approved by the Planning Authority, adopted by
two-thirds of the governing bodies employing law enforcement agencies,
and approved by the Attorney General. Any approved revisions shall
become a part of the Plan.
Plan page 4
January 25, 2021
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 5 of 16
EXHIBIT A
Police- Means a police officer or reserve officer as defined in ORS 181.610 and
Officer who is employed by a law enforcement agency to enforce the criminal
laws of the State of Oregon.
Deadly — Means physical force that under the circumstances in which it is used is
Physical readily capable of causing death or serious physical injury.
Force
Serious- Has the same meaning as "serious physical injury" as defined in ORS
Physical 161.015(8).
Injury
Physical- Means impairment of physical condition or substantial pain that does not
Injury amount to "serious physical injury."
Involved- Means the person whose official conduct, or official order, was the cause
Officer in fact of the death of a person. "Involved Officer" also means an officer
whose conduct was not the cause in fact of the death, but who was
involved in the incident before or during the use of deadly physical force,
and this involvement was reasonably likely to expose the officer to a
heightened level of stress or trauma.
Section 4: Immediate Aftermath
(1) When an officer uses deadly physical force, the officer shall immediately take
whatever steps are reasonable and necessary to protect the safety of the officer
and any member of the public.
(a) After taking such steps, the officer shall immediately notify his or her
agency of the use of deadly physical force.
(b) Thereafter, the officer, if able, shall take such steps as are reasonably
necessary to preserve the integrity of the scene and to preserve evidence.
(c) Upon request, the officer shall provide information regarding the
circumstances as necessary to protect persons and property, preserve any
evidence, and to provide a framework for the investigation.
(2) If the use of deadly physical force results in physical injury, the Agency may
employ its own resources to investigate and document the incident.
Plan page 5
January 25, 2021
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 6 of 16
EXHIBIT A
(a) This section does not prohibit the Agency from requesting
assistance from an outside law enforcement agency.
Section 5: Serious Physical Injury/Death
When the use of deadly physical force results in death or serious physical injury to any
person, in addition to the requirements of Section 4 (1) of this Plan, and notwithstanding
agency policy, the following provisions apply:
(1) Upon the arrival of additional officers, sufficient to manage the scene, each
Involved Officer shall be relieved of the above duties set forth in Section 4 (1) of
the Plan, and the duties shall be re -assigned to uninvolved police personnel.
(2) As soon as practicable, each Involved Officer shall leave the scene, as directed by
his or her supervisor, and be offered an opportunity for a medical examination.
If the officer is not in need of medical treatment, the officer shall be taken to the
Agency offices. If requested by the Involved Officer, the officer's union
representative shall be notified.
(3) As soon as practicable, the duty weapon of any officer who fired their weapon or
who was in the immediate vicinity where weapons were fired, shall be seized by
investigators, and replaced with a substitute weapon, if appropriate.
(4) Interview of an "Involved Officer":
As used in this section "interview" refers to formal interview of the officer by
assigned investigative personnel that occurs a reasonable time after the
incident, and after the officer has had an opportunity to consult with
counsel, if so desired.
(a) The interview of the involved officer(s) who discharged a firearm during
a use of deadly physical force incident resulting in death or serious
physical injury, shall occur after a reasonable period of time to prepare for the
interview and taking into account the emotional and physical state of the
officer(s). The interview shall occur no sooner than 48 hours after the incident,
unless this waiting period is waived by the officer.
(b) The waiting period does not preclude an initial on -scene conversation with the
officer to assess and make an initial evaluation of the incident.
(c) The on -scene supervisor shall take immediate action to stabilize the situation,
ensure notification of the appropriate staff and agencies, and shall obtain a
Plan page 6
January 25, 2021
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 7 of 16
EXHIBIT A
preliminary statement from the involved officer as soon as possible. The
purpose in obtaining this statement will be to obtain public safety information
(e.g. outstanding suspects, location of evidence, direction of travel, etc.).
(d) The scene shall be secured and managed consistent with the control of any
other major crime scene. Only personnel necessary to conduct the investigation
shall be permitted access to the scene. When it is determined that no evidence
will be contaminated or destroyed, the officer (s) involved may conduct a "walk
through) to assist in the investigation.
(5) For at least 72 hours immediately following an incident in which the use of
deadly physical force by a police officer resulted in the death of a person, a law
enforcement agency may not return an Involved Officer to duties that might
place the officer in a situation in which the officer has to use deadly force.
(a) Officer (s) involved in discharging his or her firearm that results in
death or serious physical injury shall immediately be placed on
administrative leave until such time as sufficient information exists to
determine the justification in the use of deadly physical force and that
the officer (s) have had an opportunity for mental health counseling
with an outcome that no issues would preclude the officer (s) from
performing the duties of a police officer.
(6) In the 6 months following a use of deadly physical force incident that
results in a death, the Agency shall offer each Involved Officer a minimum
of two opportunities for mental health counseling. The officer shall be
required to attend at least one session of mental health counseling.
(a) At agency expense, the involved officer (s) shall be scheduled for
an appointment with a licensed mental health counselor for a
counseling session with a follow-up session scheduled
at a date determined by the mental health professional.
(b) The counseling sessions are not to be considered fitness for duty
evaluations, and are to be considered privileged between the
officer and counselor.
(7) After consultation with the involved officer, the Agency or officer shall notify the
officer's family according to the Agency's General Order, or other policy
regarding such notification.
(8) As soon as practicable after the arrival of a supervisor, notification shall be made
to the District Attorney as provided in Section 8 (1) of this Plan.
Plan page 7
January 25, 2021
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 8 of 16
I W /:11.111 W-11
(a) This provision does not prevent the Agency from requiring
additional notification requirements within their respective
agency policies.
(9) In the event of a use of deadly force that results in death or serious physical
injury, the investigation shall be conducted by the Interagency Deadly Force
Investigations Team (IDFIT). A written agreement shall be adopted and approved
by each jurisdiction employing a law enforcement agency. At a minimum, the
agreement shall provide for:
(a) A mission statement.
(b) Who will be the supervisor of the investigating officers, and the
manner in which conflicts of interest will be resolved.
(c) The membership of the team, and the manner for selecting the
members.
(d) Investigative protocols that do not conflict with the requirements
of this Plan.
(e) Training of the members in the investigation of use of deadly
force incidents.
(f) The assignment of at least one officer from an agency other than
the involved officer's agency.
(g) The assignment of at least one officer from the involved officer's
agency.
(10) In the event that a conflict exists in the use of the IDFIT, the Involved
Officer's Agency and the District Attorney shall consult and determine the
appropriate manner in which the investigation will proceed.
(11) The assignment of outside investigative personnel does not
preclude the agency involved from conducting a concurrent
investigation for administrative purposes as established by that
agency. Such investigations may be necessary for civil
preparation, determination of policy violations or training issues.
(12) In order to preserve the integrity of the investigation and prosecution, if one
occurs, the scene supervisor and investigative supervisor shall notify all involved
officers to refrain from making public statements about the investigation, until
Plan page 8
January 25, 2021
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 9 of 16
EXHIBIT A
such time as the investigation has concluded and the District Attorney has made
a determination regarding the criminal responsibility of all involved persons.
(13) The Agency shall designate a representative to make an initial public
statement about the incident. Such statement shall include:
(a) The time and place of the incident.
(b) The condition of any suspect.
(c) The nature of the use of deadly physical force.
(14) Prior to a final determination being made by the District Attorney, the District
Attorney and the primary investigative agency shall consult with each other and
make a public release of information as is deemed appropriate.
Section 6: Investiciation Protocols
(1) The investigation, at a minimum, shall consist of:
(a) Eyewitness interviews.
(b) Evidence collection. (c)
Scene documentation.
(d) Background interviews.
(e) Involved Officer interview(s)
(2) The investigation shall be documented in written reports.
(a) The IDFIT shall include in the Standard Operating Procedure, a provision
regarding the filing of reports regarding the criminal investigation. All
police reports regarding the criminal investigation shall be made available
to the IDFIT.
(b) All police reports shall be provided to the District Attorney.
Plan page 9
January 25, 2021 ATTACHMENT 2, Page 10 of 16
EXHIBIT A
Section 7: District Attorney
(1) When an incident of the use of deadly physical force by an officer occurs, and
death or serious physical injury results, the agency shall, as soon as
practicable notify the District Attorney's Office.
(a) Notification shall be made to the District Attorney, Chief Deputy, or other
senior member of the District Attorney's staff.
(2) When a use of deadly physical force by an officer occurs, and death or serious
physical injury results, the District Attorney, and/or a senior member of his staff
will consult with the agency regarding the investigation and implementation
of the other elements of this plan.
(3) The District Attorney has the sole statutory and constitutional duty to make
the decision on whether to present a matter to a Grand Jury.
(a) Preliminary Hearings will not be used as a method of reviewing an
officer's use of deadly force.
(b) The District Attorney will consult with the investigating agency and
make the decision on whether to present the case to a Grand Jury.
(1) The timing of the decision will be made by the District Attorney at such
time as he has determined that sufficient information is available to
competently make the decision.
(c) If the District Attorney decides to present a case to the Grand Jury, the
District Attorney shall promptly notify the investigating agency, the
involved officer's agency, and the involved officer's representative.
(d) If the District Attorney decides that the investigation reveals that the
officers use of deadly force was justified under Oregon law, and that Grand
Jury review is unnecessary, the District Attorney shall so notify the
Agency, the involved officer, the involved officer's representative, and the
public.
(4) If the use of deadly physical force results in physical injury to someone other than a
police officer, upon completion of the investigation, all investigative information
shall be forwarded to the District Attorney for review.
Plan page 10
January 25, 2021
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 11 of 16
EXHIBIT A
Section 8: Debriefing
The use of deadly physical force by an officer has the potential to create strong
emotional reactions which have the potential to interfere with an officer's ability to
function. These reactions may be manifested immediately, or over time. Further, these
reactions may occur not only in an officer directly involved in the incident, but also in
other officers within the Agency.
The requirements of this section provide a minimum framework, and are not
intended to take the place of Agency policy. Agencies are encouraged to develop formal
procedures to deal with an officer's stress response following a use of deadly force
incident. Such policies should include a procedure that is implemented from the time of
the incident and continue over time.
(1) Upon a final determination by the District Attorney, the Agency shall conduct an
internal review of the matter for compliance with agency policy. Such review, at
a minimum shall include a review of the incident with the involved officer.
(2) If the incident is of such a magnitude that agency -wide morale is implicated, the
Agency shall take such steps as it deems necessary to ensure professional police
services are provided, and to develop strategies to restore morale.
(3) Each agency shall provide for a process for any officer who makes a request, to
participate in a critical incident debriefing.
(4) If available, agencies should encourage officers to take advantage of Employee
Assistance Programs, and if appropriate, agencies should request assistance from
other agencies that may have in place formal programs for dealing with critical
incidents.
Section 9: Reporting. training, outreach
(1) Each law enforcement agency within Lane County, shall include in the agency
policy regarding the use of deadly force, a provision regarding engaging members
of the community in a discussion regarding the Agency's policies on the use of
deadly force, and well as discussions regarding the use of deadly force by the
Agency's personnel.
Plan page 11
January 25, 2021 ATTACHMENT 2, Page 12 of 16
EXHIBIT A
(2) Each law enforcement agency within Lane County shall provide a copy of this
Plan to every officer, incorporate the plan into agency policy documents and
provide training to officers on the implementation of the plan.
(3) Upon the conclusion of the investigation, the announcement by the District
Attorney pursuant to Section 8 (3) of this Plan, and the debriefing, the Agency
shall complete the Attorney General's report regarding the use of force, and
submit the report to the Attorney General.
(4) The Board and Department of Public Safety Standards and Training
requires 8 hours per year, 24 hours over a 3 year period of training from either the
"firearms" or "use of force" subject areas. Each agency subject to this Plan shall
require that a minimum of 4 hours per year, 12 hours over a 3 year period, of that
training be on the use of force. The training must include education on the
agency's use of force policy. This training may also include, but is not limited to:
a. Defensive Tactics.
b. Tactical Shooting.
SWAT training.
d. Use of force in making an arrest.
Use of less than lethal force.
f. Crisis intervention and the use of force.
g. Use of force in dealing with the mentally ill.
Each agency shall have a written policy and monitoring system to ensure that
the standards are met.
(5) Upon adoption of this Plan, to the extent they are fiscally able, each agency shall
take steps to publicize the Plan to their respective communities, by providing
information to the media, general public, community organizations, and quasi -
governmental bodies.
(6) At least once per calendar year, the Agencies subject to this Plan shall collectively
conduct a seminar intended to educate the media, government lawyers, and
selected members of the Lane County community in the use of force by law
enforcement officers ,and the investigation of such incidents.
(7) Prior to the adoption of this Plan, the Planning Authority shall take steps to
engage the Lane County community in a discussion regarding the purpose of the
Plan page 12
January 25, 2021
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 13 of 16
EXHIBIT A
Plan, and the elements contained therein. Such steps shall include, but are not
limited to general public release of the draft, discussion with the media, providing
the draft to agency employees, union representatives, elected officials, and
members of relevant boards or commissions.
Section 10: Fiscal Impact
(1) At the conclusion of each fiscal year following the adoption of the Plan, each
agency shall submit to the administrator of the Plan, a report outlining the fiscal
impact of each element of the Plan as described in sections (a) to (e) of Section 2
(4) of Senate Bill 111, Oregon Laws 2006.
Section 11: Plan Revision
(1) As provided in the IDFIT written agreement, the Planning Authority shall meet to
review and discuss the operation of the Plan and the IDIFT.
(2) If a revision of the Plan becomes advisable, the Planning Authority shall meet and
discuss such a revision. If the Planning Authority adopts a revision, such revision
shall be submitted for approval as provided by statute.
Plan page 13
January 25, 2021 ATTACHMENT 2, Page 14 of 16
EXHIBIT A
2022 Amendment to Deadly Physical Force Plan
Pursuant to ORS 161.195 to 161.275, as amended by section 8 of House Bill 4301, Oregon Laws
2020, the objective of the Interagency Deadly Force Investigations Team will be to investigate to
determine the following:
(1) Whether the involved officer(s) use of deadly physical force was objectively reasonable,
under the totality of the circumstances known to the peace officer, to believe that the
person against whom forced was used posed an imminent threat of death or serious
physical injury to the peace officer or a third person and the use of deadly force was
necessary to (1) make a lawful arrest when the peace officer had probable cause to believe
the person had committed a violent felony, (2) defend the peace officer or a third person
from imminent death or serious physical injury, or (3) to prevent the escape from custody of
the person when probable cause exists to believe the person committed a violent felony;
and
(2) Whether there was a reasonable opportunity prior to the use of deadly physical force for
the involved officer to (1) consider alternatives to the use of deadly physical force, or (2)
give a verbal warning to the person that deadly physical force may be used with time for the
person to comply.
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 15 of 16
EXHIBIT A
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF LANE COUNTY, OREGON
ORDER NO: 22-03-29-04I In the Matter of Approving the Amendment to
the Lane County Deadly Physical Force Plan
WHEREAS, the 2007 Oregon legislature passed Senate Bill 111 which requires the
Sheriff and District Attorney as co-chairs of the planning authority to prepare a Deadly Physical
Force Plan; and
WHEREAS, the Lane County Use of Deadly Physical Force Planning Authority has
prepared an amendment to the plan and submitted it to the Board of County Commissioners for
approval; and
WHEREAS, the Board has considered the amendment to the plan and being otherwise
fully advised;
NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of County Commissioners of Lane County ORDERS as
follows:
That the Lane County Board of Commissioners approves the amendment to the Lane
County Deadly Physical Force Plan amendment submitted to it by the Lane County Use of Deadly
Physical Force Planning Authority.
ADOPTED this 29th day of March, 2022.
Pat Farr, Chair
Lane County Board of Commissioners
ATTACHMENT 2, Page 16 of 16
Revised 1/5/2021