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Due to an accelerated vaccine schedule that was released this morning Polk County will begin offering vaccine to group 6 in the OHA vaccine schedule on Monday, March 22nd.

You can find out who is eligible in group 6 by clicking HERE.
 

Why should I license my dog?

• It’s the law. Under ORS 609.100, all dogs within the State of Oregon are required to be licensed with the city or county in which they reside.

• Failure to license your dog can result in a citation and fine. ($265.00 per cite) and increases the price to license by $50.00.

A.R.E.S. is Part of the field Organization of the American Radio Relay League (AARL) which is required by the FCC to provide a trained pool of radio operators in the amateur services to serve as voluntary non-commercial communicators, particularly with respect to providing emergency communications.  The purpose of the Polk County A.R.E.S. Unit is to provide communications support when normal Channels become unreliable or overcrowded.

Polk County advises residents to take precautions during any upcoming heat waves.

Polk County saw record breaking temperatures June 26th -28th.  Polk County urges residents to be prepared and to take needed precautions during any further heat waves. 

Polk County has compiled several resources for community members to stay up-to-date on local information:

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Main Building & Building B

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Come join us for a family fun day celebrating kindergarten registration!

FREE Transportation from Dallas, Central, and Falls City!

FREE Health Screenings
FREE Family Activities
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Each child who registers for Kindergarten on April 24th at Fam Jam will receive

a FREE backpack with school supplies!