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Wilsonville Police Chief Rob Wurpes will provide an overview of the Wilsonville Police Department, including its design, staffing, and key data. This session offers insight into how the department operates and serves the community, with extra time dedicated to answering questions. The Wilsonville Police Department, in partnership with the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office, works to preserve life, uphold the law, and promote safety with a team of patrol officers, detectives, traffic officers, and specialized staff.

There will be no Rotary meeting in observance of Independence Day.

Jerry Hofmann, the bandleader of the classic Rock ‘n’ Roll band Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts, will be sharing tales from his musical journey. Later in the evening, prepare to be entertained as Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts light up the stage for their farewell performance. Jerry’s presentation, as engaging as the performances themselves, promises an unforgettable experience.

Bart Hafeman, the dynamic bandleader of Hit Machine, a high-energy Top 40/variety/dance band, will share his experiences leading this energetic seven-piece ensemble. Celebrated for its vibrant and powerful performances, Hit Machine takes the stage later that evening, delivering their top hits and crowd-favorite dance numbers. Bart's talk, filled with insights from his journey in the music industry, promises to be as energizing and engaging as the band's performance. More information will be provided soon.

Kyle Bunch and Brad Hansen will reflect on the 2025 Through a Child’s Eyes (TACE) event at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility, highlighting how this Rotary-led program continues to foster meaningful connections between incarcerated mothers and their children.

Mayor Shawn O’Neil will provide updates on key city initiatives and share his vision for Wilsonville’s future in this special presentation. As the city’s 10th mayor, O’Neil brings years of public service and deep knowledge of local government to the role.

Patrick Walsh, Executive Artistic Director of Northwest Classical Theater Collaborative, shares how his recent prison performance tour led to the development of a new theater program at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility—using the arts to support rehabilitation, build skills, and foster meaningful connection.