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No, we are not able to offer veterinary services to the public.
No, we do not offer court ordered community service. Hands On Greater Portland may be able to assist you with ideas.
No. All complaints must include your name, address and phone number. It is very helpful for the Animal Services Officer who may need to contact you about your concern. It is also required to help us provide the best service possible.
Yes, however your new CHL will be valid 4 years from the date of issuance – not extended by 4 years. If you choose to renew early, you will lose any extra time for which you have already paid.
Yes, Washington County Ordinance 8.12.127 requires revocation of your permit for failure to pay any fee, fine, or penalty within 90 days. The ordinance also allows the sheriff to revoke your alarm permit for excessive false alarms during any rolling 12-month period.
In addition, any unpaid false alarm fines that caused the revocation may be sent to collections. When this happens, the alarm user must pay off the balance of their alarm account, as well as any related collection charges before the account can be removed from "revoked" status.
No. Since we are a government agency we cannot recommend specific providers. We can give you a list of all veterinary clinics in Washington County.
