Sheriff's Office

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the Polk County Sheriff's Office or PCSO

NEW FEES AS OF SEPTEMBER 25, 2021
PER SENATE BILL 554 - SECTION 12

If you are not paying online then please make

your checks or money orders payable to
the Polk County Sheriff's Office or PCSO

New Applicant: $100   

Please make checks & money orders payable to
the Polk County Sheriff's Office or PCSO

Copies of Reports:

     $10 Minimum (+ $1/page after 10 pages)
     All personal information is redacted unless requested by an attorney or insurance company
    

Copies of Photos, Audio & Video:

     $25 per cd/dvd

Research Fee:

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the Polk County Sheriff's Office or PCSO

Please fill out an instruction sheet to turn in
with your payment and civil documents

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Please make checks & money orders payable to
the Polk County Sheriff's Office or PCSO

Spayed/Neutered:

1 year: $15
2 year: $25
3 year: $35

Non-Altered:

1 year: $30
2 year: $55
3 year: $80

Late Fee (After a 30 day grace period): $10 per dog

Polk County Sheriff’s Office Concludes Speed Enforcement Grant

In March of 2016 the Polk County Sheriff’s Office was awarded a grant from the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) directed toward speed enforcement.  The grant ran from May 5th to September 30th.  The grant assisted the Sheriff’s Office in addressing speed related issues and crashes.  This was accomplished through directed enforcement of speed on highways and roadways throughout Polk County.  The directed patrols were in addition to normal patrols.