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Justice Center
5995 Long Prairie Rd
Tillamook, OR 97141

Sheriff's Office
503-842-2561
Monday - Friday
8:00 - 5:00

Civil
503-842-3421
Mondy - Friday
8:00 - 5:00

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503-842-8871
Monday - Friday
8:00 - 5:00

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503-842-2899
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503-842-3422
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503-842-3412
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Underage Drinking Presentation - Click for Copy of Flyer


Photo of the Justice CenterPhoto of Sheriff Todd Anderson Sheriff Anderson began his law enforcement career with the Washington County Sheriff's Office as an Explorer in 1975. Sheriff Anderson worked as a Marine Patrol Assistant, Dispatcher and Corrections Deputy before leaving to work the road with Rockaway Police Department in 1985.

Sheriff Anderson was hired with the Tillamook County Sheriff's Office in January 1986. Sheriff Anderson served as a Patrol Deputy, Detective, Detective Sergeant, Patrol Sergeant, and Jail Commander, before being elected in 2000. Sheriff Anderson has served as Sheriff since January of 2001.

Sheriff Anderson also is the Chair of the Tillamook Emergency Communications District, serves on the Board for the DPSST, and the Governor's Task Force on Mental Health.

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Oregon Boating Regulations
Speed limits, motor restrictions and other regulations are in place on all Oregon waterways. It pays to know the regulations before you go - some small lakes are managed for manually powered craft only, and certain rivers allow motorboats only on certain days. Click above for more info.

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When approaching the rear of a stopped emergency vehicle which is on the roadside with emergency lights activated, Oregon Law requires drivers to move over into another lane if one is available.


 

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