You can schedule inspections 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, by phone, online, or through an App on your smart phone. Polk County permit numbers start with a 687, then a year, followed by a six digit number, and then an extension designating the permit type. Be sure to use the 687- prefix when entering your permit number to schedule an inspection or to search for a permit number. Your permit number should look something like 687-20-000123-XXX (older permits may look like 687-B13-100-XXX). You do not need to enter the letters at the end of your permit number when searching for your permit, so you could enter, 687-13-000123. If you schedule your inspection after the cut-off time, your inspection will be scheduled for the following business day. You will need to use the Oregon ePermitting Inspection Codes when scheduling your inspection. This document can also be found below under Supporting Documents.
View the new code change in the 2008 Oregon Residential Specialty Code and the new Mechanical Permit Application form. For more information, view our flyer and the State of Oregon's carbon monoxide webpage.
The Building Division is responsible for administering the building permit and inspection program in accordance with State building, electrical, plumbi
"The purpose of the Polk County Transportation Systems Plan (TSP) is to design and implement an integrated multi-modal transportation plan that meets the needs of County residents and business
This web page provides information for implementing the provisions added to Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 197 by Ballot Measure 37 (“M37”) (November 2, 2004) by Polk County, Oregon. The measure permits owners of private real property to file a claim and seek monetary compensation for the reduction in the fair market value of the real property, and thereafter permits the governing body to pay the owner compensation for the resulting reduction in the fair market value of the real property, or in the alternative, modify, remove or not apply the subject land use regulation(s).
