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Press ReleasesPress releases distributed by the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office are sent to members of the media and public via the FlashAlert Newswire & Messenger system. To subscribe to the email list and receive press releases, please visit this website and enter your email address in the box under “Subscribe.” March 20, 2023 – Sheriff's office warns of phone scam impersonating members March 14, 2023 – Two people arrested, charged after bus driver assaulted in Northeast Portland February 27, 2023 – Prolific identity theft suspect wanted, victims urged to file a police report February 21, 2023 – Suspect identified in Saturday's deputy-involved shooting February 18, 2023 – East County Major Crimes Team Investigates Deputy Involved Shooting February 14, 2023 – Transit Police Division investigates fatal crash in Northeast Portland January 27, 2023 – Multnomah County Sheriff statement on death of Tyre Nichols January 4, 2023 – Nicole Morrisey O'Donnell sworn-in as first female Sheriff of Multnomah County Public Records RequestsHow do I submit a public records request? Quick Public Records Request Links How do I submit a public records request? It is our policy to respond to public record requests in an orderly, consistent and reasonable manner in accordance with the Oregon Public Records Law. In order to request access to these documents and materials, the request must include the following:
Fees Please be advised that there may be a fee to cover staff time researching and retrieving the documents. You will be notified of estimated fees and costs in advance. Payment is required before MCSO will produce the documents. The fee may be reduced or waived if it is determined the release of the information is in the interest of the public. Why pay a fee? The Public Records Law expressly authorizes public agencies to establish reasonable fees to be reimbursed for the actual costs of making the records available. Actual costs may include materials and mailing expenses, as well as staff time spent locating, reviewing, copying records or supervising a person’s inspection of original records. Fees are set by the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners each fiscal year and can be reviewed in the Master Fee Schedule updated annually. How much does it cost?
*If you are a victim, there is no charge for report copies. However, there may be additional charges for other types of records or documents.
For all other inquiries or questions? Contact MCSO Public Records at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Mail option: Public Records Request Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office |
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