Join us in congratulating Patrol Deputy Daniel Garland, and the entire DPSST Basic Police Class 442, on their graduation from the Basic Police Academy last Friday, November 1st. In addition to his graduation honors, Deputy Garland distinguished himself by earning the Health and Fitness Award. Deputy Garland is among 26 patrol deputies currently assigned to our Training Division. We’re excited to welcome him back and look forward to seeing him excel as he advances through his field training! Interested in becoming part of our team? Visit JoinCCSO.com to explore our current openings.
Clackamas County Sheriff's Office
Law Enforcement
Clackamas, Oregon 716 followers
A Tradition of Service Since 1845
About us
The mission of the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office is to provide public safety services to the people in Clackamas County so they can experience a safe and secure community. Clackamas County is one of Oregon's most scenic and diverse regions -- ranging from urban to rural farmland to the gorgeous Mt. Hood National Forest. It's an hour-and-a-half from the Pacific Ocean. Clackamas County is home to two major interstates and over 7,900 miles of roadways. Eleven cities can be found in the county's 1,879 square miles, but over 87 percent of county land is rural. It’s Oregon's 18th-largest county and nearly the size of the State of Delaware. Roughly 423,000 people live in Clackamas County, making it the third most populous county in the state. Mt. Hood's 11,239-foot summit -- less than an hour from the county's suburban north end -- offers year-round skiing and snowboarding. Over 10,000 people climb its peak every year. The county is also home to nearly 140 miles of waterways. These waterways provide excellent opportunities for fishing and other water sports. The climate is temperate year-round, make it the perfect place for the outdoor enthusiast.
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www.clackcosheriff.us
External link for Clackamas County Sheriff's Office
- Industry
- Law Enforcement
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Clackamas, Oregon
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1845
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9101 SE Sunnybrook Blvd
Clackamas, Oregon 97015, US
Employees at Clackamas County Sheriff's Office
Updates
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Yesterday, Monday, October 28, 2024, we gathered to hold our public Swearing-in Ceremony. During the ceremony, Sheriff Angela Brandenburg had the pleasure of promoting two Captains and swearing in twelve Jail Deputies, nineteen Patrol Deputies, and one Detective in front of family, friends, and co-workers. Thank you for choosing to serve our community! Interested in joining our team? Learn more at JoinCCSO.com
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Congratulations to Jail Deputies McDonald, Avgi, Johnson, Murphy, Friedman, and the entire DPSST Basic Corrections Class 62 on graduating from the state corrections academy on Friday, October 25th! These deputies are among 16 correctional deputies currently assigned to our training unit. They will now work alongside experienced deputies as they complete our Field Training Program. Well done, and welcome back! We’re excited about your return and look forward to supporting your continued success throughout the remainder of your training. Interested in joining our team? Visit JoinCCSO.com for more information.
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You never know where the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Recruitment Team will show up next! This past month, we've been to several events looking for members of our community interested in a new career, including the Portland Bridal & Wedding Expo and the OSU All-Industries Career Fair. This Saturday, October 26th, we'll be at the Halloween Trick-or-Treat Market in Happy Valley (9am-2pm), so stop by and say hello! Details on all of our recruitment events are at JoinCCSO.com/events
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While the national numbers are still being collected, deputies and officers in Clackamas County arrested 19 people on existing family violence warrants and made more than 200 additional warrant service attempts. Interested in joining our team? Visit JoinCCSO.com to learn more.
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Interested in a rewarding career in law enforcement? The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office is hiring! In addition to Patrol and Jail Deputy openings, we have several professional staff opportunities as well: ➡️ Crime Analyst ➡️ Accounting Specialist 2 ➡️ Facilities Supervisor ➡️ Fleet Coordinator Your Career Begins With Us | Learn more & apply at JoinCCSO.com
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Join us in celebrating Patrol Deputies Ringo and Paustian, along with the entire DPSST Basic Police Class 441, for their successful graduation from the Basic Police Academy on Friday, October 4th. A special congratulations to Deputy Paustian, who was honored with the Outstanding Defensive Tactics Award. This award is presented to the recruit who demonstrates exceptional proficiency in control and arrest tactics, verbal de-escalation, and professionalism across diverse training scenarios. These deputies are among the 33 patrol deputies currently assigned to our Training Division. We are excited to welcome them back and look forward to watching them continue to excel throughout the remainder of their field training! Are you ready to join our team? Visit JoinCCSO.com to learn more!
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We would like to congratulate Sergeant Nate Thompson and Deputy Adam Peterson for receiving national recognition for their exemplary service. At the 2024 National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) Annual Conference in New Orleans this past September, Sergeant Thompson was honored with the prestigious Boating Safety Award. Deputy Peterson, after being nominated for the national 2024 Butch Potts Boating Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, won this award for the Western Region. These accolades follow similar recognition earlier this year at the Western States Boating Administrators Association’s Annual Conference in Astoria. We’re incredibly proud of their hard work and commitment to keeping Clackamas County's waterways safe. Interested in joining our team? Visit JoinCCSO.com to learn more!
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Congratulations! We always enjoy having FBI-LEEDA at our Public Safety Training Center!
Congratulations to the Internal Affairs Investigations course in Clackamas County, Oregon! Thank you to the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office and Sheriff Angela Brandenburg for hosting. Led by Instructors Mary Rook and Dan Rincon, four students representing the Port Authority of Guam Police traveled from Guam for this class.
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