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Polk County Web-Based Clerk-Assessor Records Search Services: The following applications have been made accessible to provide you with access to records maintained by the Polk County Clerk and Assessor. 

Citizen Group Notification

M37 Ordinance Search

ePermitting

eRecording

Am I Registered to Vote?

Domestic Partnership Forms

Election Archives

Marriage Application

Inmates in Custody & Recently Released

Report a Crime

Sex Offender Notifications

Revolution Pro Wrestling

♦​Adult pro wrestling entertainment and angry, heavy, thrash metal music♦

Located in Building C show starts at 7pm

For more information please call Dan Closser 503-995-3282

Wildfire Protection in Polk County

The Oregon Department of Forestry is responsible for protecting public and private forestland from fire, including millions of acres on the "wildland-Urban interface" where houses and other structures lie within the reach of wildfire. The West Oregon Fire Protection District provides that protection in Polk, Lincoln and Benton Counties.

The Budget Committee and Compensation Committee are made up of the same three citizen members. The budget committee's duties include reviewing the proposed budget document, approving the budget document, and setting the maximum tax levy for the County. The job of the Compensation Committee is to annually recommend a compensation schedule for the county elected officers. 

In May 2010, voters approved a permanent tax rate for the creation of a 4-H, Master Gardener, Agriculture, Forestry Extension District, later known as the “Polk Extension Service District” (District). The Polk Extension Service District contracts with OSU to deliver Extension programs and related services within Polk County. The Polk County Board of Commissioners serves as the governing board of the Polk Extension Service District as directed by state statue (ORS 451.485), and is considered to be a component unit of Polk County.

The Local Public Safety Coordinating Council was established under of ORS 1.851 to serve as an integrating force that might improve the coordination and quality of criminal justice services in Polk County. The duties of the Local Public Safety Coordinating Council are: (a) develop and recommend to the County Board of Commissioners a plan for use of: (A) State resources to serve the local offender population; and (B) State and local resources to serve the needs of that part of the local offender population who are at least 15 years of age and less than 18 years of age, which plan must provid

The Polk County Fair Board is a made up of 7 dedicated volunteers who are appointed by the Board of Commissions to run the Event Center and the Annual Fair. They are from all corners of Polk County and volunteer their time and experiences to the The Polk County Fairgrounds & Event Center. 

Their mission is to promote community interaction by providing a facility for our diverse community to use, share, grow, and enjoy.

The Polk County Fair Board meets every third Thursday of the month.