Contact Information

Clone of Drug, Alcohol, Problem Gambling, and Suicide Prevention

 

Polk County’s Drug, Alcohol, Problem Gambling and Suicide Prevention Program serves Polk County by reducing and preventing the negative effects of drug, alcohol and gambling addiction through a variety of strategies including positive youth development, raising awareness, evidence based parenting classes, community assessments and surveys, media campaigns, supporting policy development, and education. 

INFORMATION FOR COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Information for Community Partners

Justice Involved Transition Support

Polk County Behavioral Health has a team of service providers who support individuals with behavioral health issues who frequently have contact with law enforcement and the criminal justice system.   

Chloe Tompkins

School Based Mental Health Therapist
LaCreole Middle School 
Phone: (503) 623-6662
Email: tompkins.chloe.s@co.polk.or.us

Veteran Services Office

The Polk County Veterans Service Office assists each Veteran in applying for VA Benefits (compensation, pension, and other entitlements) to which they may be entitled. The Service Officer and staff are advocates for Polk County Veterans and dependent claims. Making a difference in Veterans' lives is our most important focus.

Property Tax Exemptions

Oregon laws provide property tax exemption for property owned, being purchased or leased by specified institutions and organizations. The most common institutions or organizations are religious, burial grounds and cemeteries, fraternal, charitable (which include literary, benevolent and scientific), schools, daycares and commercial facilities under construction.

Disabled and Senior Citizens Deferral

​Disabled and senior citizens can "borrow" money from the state of Oregon to pay property taxes.

Veteran's Property Tax Exemption

A disabled veteran (40% or more), or the surviving spouse/registered domestic partner of a veteran, may be entitled to a Veteran Exemption on property taxes. The filing period is between January 1st and April 1st of the assessment year.

Please click on one of the links below for the application:

Disabled Veteran or Surviving Spouse Property Tax Exemption.

Alex Castro

Homeless Prevention Outreach Specialist
Phone: (503) 751-1644
Email: castro.alex@co.polk.or.us

Alea Littleton

School Based Mental Health Therapist
Falls City Schools 
Phone: (503) 787-3521
Email: littleton.alea@co.polk.or.us

Ryan Granger

School Based Mental Health Associate
Perrydale School
Phone: (503) 835-7575
Email: granger.ryan@co.polk.or.us

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