Sheriff's Office News

Just before midnight on February 25, 2025, Washington County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched to an armed robbery in the parking lot of the Jenkins Estate on SW Grabhorn Road in Aloha.

On Monday, February 17, 2025, at about 1:00 p.m., Washington County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a report of shots being fired near SW 159th Avenue and SW Blanton Street in the community of Aloha.

In this month’s newsletter, we reflect on 2024 with Sheriff Massey; we also invite you to explore exciting career opportunities with WCSO, feature live-action training for first responders, welcome K9 Puddles to our team, and more!

A Newberg man was killed after crashing his car into a semi-truck.

Sheriff Caprice Massey reflects back on the hard work and resilience of our Washington County Sheriff's Office staff in 2024 - together we continue to make a difference!

Looking for ways to give back? Check out WCSO's Special Edition newsletter, featuring volunteer opportunities you won't want to miss! Some deadlines are coming up fast - don't wait!

Spring 2025 welcomes back our WCSO Community Academy! REGISTER NOW for this eight-class series, Wednesday evenings from April 2 to May 21, 6pm-9pm, and experience interactive demonstrations, specialized tours, and an in-depth look into our operations.

In late October 2024, a Violent Crimes Unit detective from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of sexual abuse in the City of Cornelius.

Washington County teenagers between the ages of 14-17: Join our Search and Rescue Team to learn life skills, build kinship with other dedicated youth, get involved, and help make a difference! Registration closes April 19, 2025.

In late January 2025, a detective from the Violent Crimes Unit for the Washington County Sheriff’s Office began investigating reports of a man exposing himself to women and performing acts of indecency.