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Sheriff's Office alarm permit fees payment website. Also known as Crywolf.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office is one of the largest and most innovative law enforcement agencies in Oregon. Become a jail or patrol deputy today.

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Fill this application to take part in the Sheriff's Office Ride-Along program that provides participants an unique opportunity to accompany a patrol deputy on shift.

Fill this application to join the Washington County Sheriff's Office Posse team, comprised of volunteers who promote public safety while preserving the tradition of mounted law enforcement.

Fill this application to join the Washington County Sheriff's Office's Reserve Deputy Academy.

Looking for the inside scoop about what's happening in our community? Sign up for WCSO News, an easy and entertaining way to get monthly e-mail updates straight from Sheriff Pat Garrett and the deputies who serve you.

Use this page to look up the status of Documents to be served or actions taken on Abandoned Vehicles by the Washington County's Sheriff's Office Civil Unit.

We work to cultivate trusting relationships with the communities we serve, and we are committed to evaluating and evolving our practices to better serve our unique and diverse communities. We welcome your feedback about our staff and services.

We work to cultivate trusting relationships with the communities we serve, and we are committed to evaluating and evolving our practices to better serve our unique and diverse communities. We welcome your feedback about our staff and services.

Notify the Washington County Sheriff's Office about potential traffic problems in your neighborhood or a particular location within unincorporated Washington County.

Discover local law enforcement services available in your area and who to contact for information about them.