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Polk County’s Drug, Alcohol and Problem Gambling 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.

Polk County 4-H Hocus Pocus Small Animal Show

CAVIES, RABBITS, POULTRY & PIGEONS

Conformation & Showmanship classes, Clover Bud classes, Costume Classes, Games, Lots of
Candy, Carrot Eating contests, goodies, & an AMAZING Silent Auction!
Including motels & golf AND much much more! Scavenger hunt Breed ID
Class during the morning! Great fun and food!

If your vehicle was towed per the request of the Sheriff's Office we require the following to obtain a release:

1) $100.00 Cash Only
2) Proof of ownership
3) Proof of current insurance on the vehicle that was towed
4) A valid driver's license or somebody with a valid driver's license

Hours of Operation 8 am - 5 pm

Welcome to the Polk County Sheriff's Office Records Division.

Polk County Craft Festival

⇒ Free admission and parking

Our team of Qualified Mental Health Professionals and Associates utilize the “Illness Management and Recovery” model to support individuals struggling with severe mental illness. Services focus on recovery, independence, and self-sufficiency. Services provided or overseen by our team include:

Our team of Qualified Mental Health Professionals are trained to provide trauma-informed care to adults struggling with depression, anxiety, PTSD, or other mental illness.  Services begin with a comprehensive mental health assessment followed by a treatment plan created by the individual and counselor.  On-going appointments may include individual and group therapy.

Below are some of the practices we utilize in the treatment of mental illness:

The Clerk's Direct/Indirect Search Historical Index application allows you to search Clerk scanned images of direct/indirect books to find historic non-indexed deeds and records.

The Clerk's Office maintains the historical index of land deeds called “Deed Volumes" and "Book of Records.”  Deed Volumes are land records from 1854 to 1973.  Book of Records are land records from 1973 to 1985.  Book of Records has a slight overlap from book to book.

For more information, please visit www.co.polk.or.us/assessor/fcc/, or call (503) 934-8146.