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On May 20, 2010, Chief Dan Duncan died at home in his sleep of an apparent heart attack. Chief Duncan brought integrity to the Lake Oswego Police Department and the police profession. He was a friend and mentor to all of us at the police department, and he taught us how to build trust and confidence in the public we serve.
This loss is definitely felt by the police department, the community of Lake Oswego, and the law enforcement profession as a whole. Chief Duncan has left quite a legacy for this department and community, and we will honor his memory by continuing to provide the high level of quality service to our citizens that they have come to expect.
Public Memorial Service for Chief Daniel K. Duncan
A memorial service for Chief Daniel K. Duncan will be held on Friday, June 4th, at 1:00 PM, at the Rolling Hills Community Church, located at 3550 SW Borland Road, in Tualatin. This is a public event, and is an opportunity for all who have shared in his loss to come together to celebrate the life of Chief Duncan.
A procession of public safety vehicles will travel through Lake Oswego before and after the memorial service. Public Safety members are invited to participate in the procession which will return to the Rolling Hills Community Church to join the reception in progress. If you have questions regarding the procession, please contact Traffic Officer Gary deMoss at 503-635-0240.
The Lake Oswego Police Department is committed to an open and honest partnership with our community and with our members to create an atmosphere of trust, promoting a higher quality of public service and enhancing the quality of life.
Move Over, America!
The Lake Oswego Police Department would like to remind you to "move over" when you see an emergency
vehicle off to the side of the road with its emergency lights flashing. Motorists are required to move over
to the lane away from the emergency vehicle. If you can't change lanes because of traffic, or if you are
traveling on a two-lane roadway, then reduce your speed and carefully drive past the vehicle. Find out more
at
http://www.MoveOverAmerica.com/.
