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Clackamas County Sheriff's Office
Law Enforcement
Clackamas, Oregon 677 followers
A Tradition of Service Since 1845
About us
The mission of the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office is to provide public safety services to the people in Clackamas County so they can experience a safe and secure community. Clackamas County is one of Oregon's most scenic and diverse regions -- ranging from urban to rural farmland to the gorgeous Mt. Hood National Forest. It's an hour-and-a-half from the Pacific Ocean. Clackamas County is home to two major interstates and over 7,900 miles of roadways. Eleven cities can be found in the county's 1,879 square miles, but over 87 percent of county land is rural. It’s Oregon's 18th-largest county and nearly the size of the State of Delaware. Roughly 423,000 people live in Clackamas County, making it the third most populous county in the state. Mt. Hood's 11,239-foot summit -- less than an hour from the county's suburban north end -- offers year-round skiing and snowboarding. Over 10,000 people climb its peak every year. The county is also home to nearly 140 miles of waterways. These waterways provide excellent opportunities for fishing and other water sports. The climate is temperate year-round, make it the perfect place for the outdoor enthusiast.
- Website
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www.clackcosheriff.us
External link for Clackamas County Sheriff's Office
- Industry
- Law Enforcement
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Clackamas, Oregon
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1845
Locations
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Primary
Get directions
9101 SE Sunnybrook Blvd
Clackamas, Oregon 97015, US
Employees at Clackamas County Sheriff's Office
Updates
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Special thanks to all of our partners for helping to make these retail crime missions a success! +++ Retail crime mission leads to 10 custodies at Oak Grove Fred Meyer On Thursday, August 22, 2024, the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office led a small-scale retail crime mission focusing on the Oak Grove Fred Meyer. The ten-hour shoplifting detail included Sheriff’s Office Patrol deputies and detectives working alongside the Oregon Department of Justice and Fred Meyer loss-prevention personnel. During the operation, law enforcement contacted retail theft suspects as they exited the Fred Meyer at 14700 SE McLoughlin Blvd. in Oak Grove. The mission led to 10 custodies (9 adults & 1 juvenile) on multiple charges, as well as the recovery of more than $500 worth of merchandise. Additionally, four arrest warrants were cleared. The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office has been regularly partnering with local businesses to combat retail theft with similar missions since 2022. Additional missions around Clackamas County are planned in the future. Interested in joining our team? Visit JoinCCSO.com for more information.
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Congratulations to Jail Deputies Schell, Oxman, Stauffer, and Stathas, along with the entire DPSST Basic Corrections Class 61, on successfully graduating from the state corrections academy on Friday, August 16th! These deputies are among the 18 correctional deputies currently assigned to our training unit, where they will work closely alongside experienced deputies as they complete the Field Training Program. We are proud to welcome you back and eager to see your continued growth and success throughout the remainder of your field training. Well done! Interested in joining our team? Visit JoinCCSO.com to learn more!
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Learning about a career with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office could not be more fun than this week... as our Recruitment Team is at the Clackamas County Fair! We started Tuesday with our K9 Unit... and will have special teams out here for the rest of the week. Stop on by! ▶ Wednesday - Meet our Marine Unit & Dive Team ▶ Thursday - Meet our SWAT Team ▶ Friday - Meet our Traffic Unit and crash investigators ▶ Saturday - Meet our Search & Rescue experts Learn more about career opportunities with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office at JoinCCSO.com
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Working at the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office is all about being part of our community. The Sheriff’s Office spanned the county Tuesday night, from Beavercreek, Happy Valley, to Wilsonville and beyond! Along with our contract partners at the Happy Valley Police Department and the Wilsonville Police Department, we had such a great time connecting with so many friends and neighbors. Thank you to everyone who came out and celebrated National Night Out with us in Clackamas County. We’re already looking forward to next year! Interested in joining our team? Visit JoinCCSO.com to learn more!
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Please join us in celebrating Patrol Deputy King and the entire DPSST Basic Police Class 439 for their successful graduation from the basic police academy on Friday, July 26th! Deputy King is one of 33 patrol deputies currently assigned to our Training Division. We are excited to welcome him back and look forward to seeing him excel in the rest of his field training! Interested in joining our team? Learn more at JoinCCSO.com.
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This week, we’re honoring and thanking the people of our Parole & Probation Division as part of National Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week! This week celebrates the 90,000 community corrections professionals around the country who work hard to keep our communities safe. In Clackamas County, the Parole & Probation Division is part of the Sheriff’s Office. Their mission is to provide supervision, resources, intervention, treatment, and victim services to justice involved individuals and crime victims so they can experience and contribute to a safe community. We would like to thank everyone who works for our P&P Division for everything they do! Interested in joining our team? We currently have openings for Parole & Probation Officers (entry-level & experienced). Visit JoinCCSO.com for details. #PPPSWeek
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We appreciate all of our partners who help make these missions possible. Thank you!
The dedication from Clackamas County Sheriff's Office to aggressively continue to focus on retail theft and ORC in the greater Portland area is appreciated from ORCAOR and its retail partners. Yesterday CCSO partnered with Milwaukie Police Department, Oregon, Oregon Department of Justice ORC Task Force, Clackamas County District Attorney’s Office, Target, Kohl's, and Old Navy AP/LP teams to conduct a theft mission resulting in 24 arrest and gathering intel on fencing operations. Great work to everyone involved and special thanks to Detective Michael Zacher for his continued efforts fighting ORC and coordinating this mission. #collaboration #ORC #ORCAOR https://lnkd.in/gq2DYKzQ
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We have some exciting career opportunities open right now at the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office! - Patrol Deputy (Recruit & Lateral) - Jail Deputy (Recruit & Lateral) - Parole & Probation Specialist - Work Crew Specialist Learn more & apply at JoinCCSO.com Your Career Begins With Us
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NEWS RELEASE: Two Clackamas County deputies are back on patrol after being shot one year ago Sunday, June 30th marked one year since Deputies Dan Blair and Jeremy McKenna were shot while responding to a burglary in progress call. We are incredibly grateful and happy to share that after months of recovery, both Deputy Blair and Deputy McKenna are back in uniform and once again patrolling Clackamas County. On June 30, 2023, deputies responded to a report of a burglary in progress at a business in the area of SE 70th Ave and SE Johnson Creek Blvd in unincorporated Clackamas County. While the deputies were contacting two suspects, both deputies were shot by one of the suspects. Deputy Blair was struck in the arm and Deputy McKenna was stuck in his ballistic vest and abdomen. Other responding deputies rendered aid before they were transported to OHSU. Thankfully both deputies were released that same day. The two suspects, Tyler J. Scott, age 33 of Portland, and Joseph R. Shaffer, age 47 of Portland, were taken into custody by additional responding deputies. Scott is still in custody facing charges, including Attempted Aggravated Murder, Attempted Murder, Burglary in the Second Degree, and Theft in the First Degree. Shaffer served time for Theft in the First Degree and a parole violation. Shaffer has since been released from custody. You can read the original news releases here: https://lnkd.in/ggRkR3wK We want to express our deepest gratitude and heartfelt thanks to everyone who supported Deputies Blair and McKenna and our agency. [END]
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