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If you would like to provide information regarding suspected criminal activity, you can call the Sheriff's Office Tip Line at 503-723-4949 or you can fill out the e-mail form below.
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UPDATED: Sheriff's Office investigating double homicide near Estacada; tips sought
The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office is investigating two suspicious deaths near Estacada.
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2024 National Family Violence Warrant Sweep
Agencies: Want to join the 2024 Warrant Sweep?
Email National DV Sweep Coordinator April Everist at dvwarrantsweep@clackamas.us to get more information -- including the SWEEP date, registration information, and a complete information packet.
AGENCIES ARE INVITED TO JOIN A NATIONWIDE FAMILY-VIOLENCE WARRANT SWEEP.
This fall, the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office leads its 21st-Annual Family Violence Warrant Sweep.
Law-enforcement agencies are once again invited to join this nationwide warrant sweep.
HOW IT WORKS:
Each October, as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Sheriff’s Office joins forces with agencies across the U.S. to locate and arrest persons with outstanding family violence warrants.
IT’S A BIG EFFORT WITH TWO GOALS:
- Remind offenders that no matter where they flee, we will hold them accountable.
- Raise awareness of family violence in our communities.
BRINGING OFFENDERS TO JUSTICE FOR OVER TWO DECADES.
The Family Violence Warrant Sweep is a day-long event. Your agency — along with agencies across the United States — attempts to serve outstanding family-violence warrants on a set date in the fall of 2024.
LAST YEAR, 214 AGENCIES IN 16 STATES JOINED THE EFFORT.
Law-enforcement personnel worked with probation departments, district attorney's offices, shelter organizations, and community members.
THOUSANDS OF ARRESTS
In the two decades since the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office founded the Warrant Sweep, thousands of participants across the U.S. have attempted to serve over 129,000 warrants and made over 17,600 arrests.
DV Sweep Coordinator Contact
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Cold Cases
There is no statute of limitations on the crime of murder -- and no homicide investigated by the Sheriff's Office is ever closed until it is resolved. Long after the original investigators have retired, these cases may remain open.
Our detectives continue to pursue leads in murders, missing-person cases, and unidentified remains. The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office seeks your help in developing new leads and finding new information that can assist in bringing these difficult cases to resolution.
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2018 Northwest Peer Support Conference
'Serving Those Who Serve' • Feb. 6-9, 2018
Sponsored by the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office
and the Oregon Law Enforcement Memorial Trust Fund
with additional support from Holland America Line
About the Conference
- Starts on Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2018 and ends on Friday, Feb. 9, 2018
- FREE pre-conference workshops on Tuesday, Feb. 6
- Check the Sessions page for the full 2018 schedule
- Register for the conference online
- Scholarship Application available here -- due Dec. 15, 2017
- Spouses/partners of first responders encouraged to attend and eligible for scholarships
The Northwest Peer Support Conference -- hosted by the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office and the Oregon Law Enforcement Memorial Trust Fund -- is a bi-annual training designed to educate members of public-safety peer-support teams in a variety of crisis-related issues.
The conference also provides guidance for those interested in starting a peer-support team and clinicians interested in working with our population.
Attendees include public-safety employees, first responders, clergy, mental-health professionals, spouses and partners involved in the emergency-responder community.
Our theme, “Serving Those Who Serve,” reminds us to promote the health and well-being of our emergency responder communities by providing confidential support and assistance to our peers and their families when they are experiencing emotional distress due to critical work-related or personal events.
- Apply for the 2018 Peer Support Conference Scholarship.
Register securely online.
Conference Registration/Fee
Early registration is strongly encouraged.
- Registration is $175 per person for first responders through Feb. 2, 2018.
- Registration is $100 per attendee for spouses/partners through Feb. 2, 2018.
Fee includes all workshops, continental breakfast Wednesday through Friday, and lunch on Wednesday and Thursday.
No registrations can be accepted after Friday, Feb. 2, 2018. No registrations at the door. Transfer of registration fees to another person may be done without penalty prior to Feb. 2, 2018 by emailing Julie Collinson.
Registration Confirmation
Confirmation of registration will be sent by email upon receipt of payment. Please bring a copy of your email confirmation to the conference.
Cancellation/Refund Policy
Request for refunds must be received in writing no later than Friday, Feb. 2, 2018. A service fee of $25 will be charged for all cancellations received by that date. Refunds will not be made for cancellations requested or postmarked after Feb. 2, 2018 or for participants who register but do not attend. No exception to this policy can be considered as our funds are fully committed to the production of the conference. All refunds will be mailed after the conclusion of the conference.
Conference Location
The Northwest Peer Support Conference will be held at the:
Abundant Life Church
17241 SE Hemrick Rd.
Damascus, OR 97089
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Lodging Information
Monarch Hotel
12566 SE 93rd Avenue
Clackamas, Oregon 97015
(503) 652-1515
FAX: (503) 652-7509
Reservations: (800) 492-8700
Courtyard by Mariott
9300 SE Sunnybrook Blvd.
Clackamas, OR 97015
Reservations: (503) 652-2900
Centrally located in Clackamas County off I-205, with easy access to I-84 and I-5, the Monarch Hotel and Courtyard by Mariott are each just minutes from Portland International Airport, downtown Portland and only a few miles from the venue.
Both hotels are offering shuttles to and from both the airport and the conference venue.
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SARCon Presents
Watch this space for future search-and-rescue training offerings from the Sheriff's Office.
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Clackamas County Transition Center
The Transition Center is an, all-in-one location providing crucial services to people leaving jail or prison and to those at risk of returning. Its goal is to break patterns and change lives.