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Polk County Sheriff Mark Garton is pleased to announce his office will expand patrol coverage from 10 hours per day to 20 hours per day.  The increase in patrol coverage will begin January 10th.  The hours of no direct patrol coverage took into consideration the historical call load of the office and the overall mission of the Sheriff’s Office.  While the hours of non coverage will not be conveyed due to safety concerns, Sheriff Mark Garton states that even during the hours of no direct patrol coverage, his office will monitor those hours and immediately respond to calls for service if need

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.

The Polk County Developmental Disabilities Program offers service coordination to individuals who are eligible for services due to an intellectual disability and/or a developmental disability. This is in accordance with the Oregon Administrative Rule 411-320-0010. It states, "Service Coordination means an organized service to assist individuals to select, obtain, and utilize resources and services."

Polk County Fair Board monthly meeting

For more information please contact Tina Andersen 503-623-3048