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***UPDATE***The dog and its owner have been reunited, thank you all for your help! ———————————————Do you know my owner? ...
06/17/2026

***UPDATE***

The dog and its owner have been reunited, thank you all for your help!
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Do you know my owner?

This dog was found this morning walking on Molalla Ave. near Warner Milne Rd. in Oregon City. She is micro chipped but the owner information is no longer updated.

If you are the owner of the dog, or you know who is, please call OCPD to claim her! You can call our business office before 5pm at 503-905-3501 or CCOM dispatch after hours at 503-655-8211.

05/27/2026

Officers Burnett, Powell, and Romero graduated the 16-week Basic Police Academy! They’re now back at OCPD completing post-academy training before starting FTEP (Field Training Evaluation Program) and applying their academy training to real-life police work. Stay tuned as they progress through the phases!

Today we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country and remember the freedo...
05/25/2026

Today we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country and remember the freedoms their courage and sacrifice has preserved for all of us.

The OCPD Honor Guard will be a part of the Mt. View Cemetery Memorial Day Commemorative Service, located at 500 Hilda St. The ceremony will start at 10 a.m. and is open to the public.

Today, Officers Burnett, Powell, and Romero graduated from DPSST after their 16 week basic police academy. Join us in co...
05/22/2026

Today, Officers Burnett, Powell, and Romero graduated from DPSST after their 16 week basic police academy. Join us in congratulating them and their entire class!

Last night, Mayor McGriff swore in the three newest members of our department: Officer Zachary Lemmon, Officer Hayden va...
05/21/2026

Last night, Mayor McGriff swore in the three newest members of our department: Officer Zachary Lemmon, Officer Hayden van Houte, and Officer Brady Wagner. Welcome to OCPD!

***UPDATE*** the suspect has been identified and is in custody. Thank you for looking and sharing!!Can You ID Me? This u...
05/19/2026

***UPDATE*** the suspect has been identified and is in custody. Thank you for looking and sharing!!

Can You ID Me?

This unidentified male suspect stole some items from the Chevron gas station on McLoughlin Blvd at 10th Street last night. He used a wrench as a weapon to assist in his theft and is currently the suspect in OCPD's robbery investigation under case #26-009389. If you know who this is or have information that would assist in this case, please e-mail Officer Justin Harlan at [email protected]

This and other Can You ID Me? suspect(s) can be found at our website: https://canyouidme.org/agency/or-ocpd

Beginning today, drivers will see an increased law enforcement presence on the roads through May 31 as part of the Click...
05/18/2026

Beginning today, drivers will see an increased law enforcement presence on the roads through May 31 as part of the Click It or Ticket high‑visibility seat belt enforcement campaign. Buckling up is one of the simplest and most effective ways to reduce injury or save a life in a crash. Please remember to wear your seat belt and encourage others to do the same. For more information on the click it or ticket campaign, please visit https://www.nhtsa.gov/campaign/click-it-or-ticket

Earlier this week our officers recovered the pictured e-bike. If you are the owner, please email Ofc. Hudson Ehrich (hu...
05/15/2026

Earlier this week our officers recovered the pictured e-bike.

If you are the owner, please email Ofc. Hudson Ehrich ([email protected]) or call the Clackamas County Dispatch non-emergency number at 503-655-8211 and reference case OCPD case # 26-009080.

In 1962, President John F. Kennedy proclaimed May 15th as National Peace Officer’s Memorial Day. As we reflect on this ...
05/15/2026

In 1962, President John F. Kennedy proclaimed May 15th as National Peace Officer’s Memorial Day. As we reflect on this day, we honor the brave law enforcement officers across the nation and here in Clackamas County, who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their communities. Their courage, commitment, and selflessness will never be forgotten.

We vow to never forget their sacrifice:

Oregon City Police Officer George J. Hanlon - April 24th, 1906

Clackamas County Sheriff John R. Shaver - April 30th, 1906

Milwaukie Police Sgt. James H. Worell - December 31st, 1953

Clackamas County Deputy Jimmy Lee Shoop - November 7th, 1981

Clackamas County Deputy William Douglas Bowman - September 12th, 2000

Lake Oswego Police Chief Daniel K. Duncan - May 20th, 2010

Oregon City Police Officer Robert A. Libke. - November 4th, 2013

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