Leadership

Board Members

Meet the officers who guide our association and serve the department

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Gabe Stone
Gabe Stone
President

I have lived in Washington County for almost my entire life. I went into the trades after high school but after nearly 14 years in the construction industry I made a career change and became a police officer with the Tigard Police Department in 2010. I am currently assigned to the Criminal Investigation Unit. When I am not at work I enjoy working on vehicles and home projects and spending time with my wife and two pups.

Michael Powers
Michael Powers
Vice president

I have worked for the Tigard Police Department for over 18 years. I have been assigned to the Transit Police Division in Portland and am currently in our K9 unit working my second K9. I am an instructor in several survival skills positions such as firearms, defensive tactics, and conflict simulations. I have been an FTO to several recruit officers as well over the years. I am currently the Vice President for the Tigard Police Officers Association.

April Keller
Secretary

Bio coming soon.

Michael Davis
Treasurer

I have been with the Tigard Police Department for 25 years.  During my time here I have served as Patrol Officer, Field Training Officer, Evening Traffic Officer, Drug Recognition Expert and Crash Reconstructionist on the inter-agency Washington County Crash Analysis Reconstruction Team.  I have also served as a department instructor for multiple topics in addition to having spent time as a part time instructor for new recruits at the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training Basic Academy.  I was previously a patrol member at large for the Tigard Police Officers Association and currently serve as the Treasurer.

Travis Doughty
Public affairs

Bio coming soon.

member representatives

Chino Pumpelly
Patrol Division
Luis Rivera
Services Division
M’Lisa Black
Non-Sworn Employees
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