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- Civil Service Fees | Deschutes County Sheriffs Office in Oregon
The Sheriff’s fees are set by State law, Oregon Revised Statute (ORS) 21 300, or by county ordinance We accept Cash (exact amount), Checks made out to the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office (DCSO), and Credit or Debit Cards ($1 00 fee)
- Civil Division of Deschutes County Sheriffs Office in Oregon
Please see ORS Chapter 18, and contact the Civil Unit for further instruction and fees Protection Orders: FAPA Restraining Order, Temporary Stalking Order, Final Stalking Order, Sexual Abuse Prevention Order, Extreme Risk Protection Order, Elderly Disabled Persons Restraining Order
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Deschutes County Sheriff's Office serves our community in Oregon by providing public safety and service, in an ethical and fiscally responsible manner
- Updated Sheriff’s Civil Fees - Deschutes County
Updated Sheriff’s Civil FeesEFFECTIVE – JULY 1, 2021
- Microsoft Word - Sheriffs Sale Fee Increase July 1, 2021. docx
Any sale that is received by OSSA on or after July 1st will be billed at the $330 fee For reference sheriff sale fees started at $250 00 in 2009 with the first increase on July 1, 2017 to $300 Any questions or concerns please feel free to reach out to me Sincerely,
- INMATE ACCOUNT - sheriff. deschutes. org
The AJ may charge an inmate fees that it would normally charge a member of the public under the adopted Fee Schedule, such as for a copy of an inmate record Inmates will be charged fees for medical services, medications, and equipment as allowed under ORS 169 150
- PUBLIC INFORMATION RECORDS REQUESTS - Deschutes County
SECTION E: FEES E–1 The Sheriff’s Office will charge a fee for the actual costs of making records available unless a fee waiver or reduction is approved The fee to be charged for providing records in response to a public records request will be in accordance with the Sheriff’s Office fee schedule E–2
- Inmate Money and Property - Deschutes County
An inmate uses money in his or her account to purchase hygiene items, writing supplies, snacks from the commissary and to pay for fees You should deposit money by Monday before 12:00 p m if you want to have it available for the inmate to use in that week’s commissary order
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