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The Coos County Sheriff’s Office will be participating with other agencies around the state in a “Speed Enforcement Blitz.” This Oregon Department of Transportation sponsored traffic safety initiative will run from July 6th through July 31st.

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07/07/2026

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Have a safe 4th of July!!!

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07/02/2026

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***Public’s Assistance Requested*** On the morning of July 2nd 2026, an unknown suspect(s) broke into a storage building at the Barview Area Charleston Area Parks (BACAP). Items stolen included an air compressor, tractor, generator, and more items still being identified. If you have any information about this burglary, please contact Deputy J. Lay at the Coos County Sheriff’s Office at [email protected] or 541-396-7800.Photos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post

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07/02/2026

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K9 Katie update: During my last release, I read some of the comments about K9 Katie continuing to work if she has the energy and drive. It was a hard decision for us to retire Katie due to her hard work and success. A couple things factored into this. One was because she would tire easy and it would take longer to do the sniffs. However, the biggest factor was quality of life for K9 Katie. K9 Katie works really hard, but due to her age gets injured easier. No injuries yet that required vet visits, but plenty of little ones. We love K9 Katie and want her to be comfortable in retirement. I am told she is happy in the home and has plenty of toys to occupy her, but it’s the information below I am happy to report on. On Saturday morning, hours before her little brother and the newest drug certified K9 in County was certified to take over, K9 Katie was called to action. Oregon State Police developed information on a car inbound to Coos County with controlled substances. Coos Bay Police Department located the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop. K9 Katie and Parole and Probation Officer McKenzie Davis was called to assist. After a positive alert on the vehicle, the officers on scene were able to seize a sizable amount of controlled substances. I personally couldn’t think of a better send off for K9 Katie. After this bust, K9 Katie officially retires and her little brother Tex has taken over. I will post pictures and information on Tex here soon. Sgt. A. Whittenburg

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06/25/2026

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The Coos County Sheriff’s Office took a report of animal abuse today after a dog was found abandoned in a crate on Libby Lane near mile marker 4. The Coos County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the owner of this animal. Anyone having any information please contact Deputy J. Lay at, [email protected] / 541-396-7870.

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06/21/2026

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The Coos County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Management is in the process of conducting an exercise with partner agencies testing our communication processes during an emergency. During this four day exercise various means of communication are being put to the test to ensure readiness in the event of an emergency. The Coos County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank our local and tribal emergency management exercises for helping to ensure readiness!

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06/16/2026

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***Press Release*** Case #: S2026-00793 ODNRA, Ore, - On May 24th, 2026, at 5:01 p.m., the Coos County Sheriff’s Office, Hauser Fire Department, Bay Cities Ambulance, and the U.S. Coast Guard responded to an ATV crash involving two dirt bike riders and a side-by-side. The crash occurred near Railroad Hill in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area(ODNRA). The Deputy arrived on-scene and quickly assessed injuries with the medics, and both agreed to request a U.S. Coast Guard Helicopter from Air Station North Bend to conduct an airlift of a 35-year-old male who was in need of trauma care and needed to be expeditated to the hospital. The U.S. Coast Guard did hoist the male and transport him to Bay Area Hospital by aircraft. Sadly, with all efforts by everyone involved, the 35-year-old male dirt bike rider succumbed to his injuries. The other dirt bike rider was a 13-year-old male who sustained multiple broken bones throughout his body. The Hauser Fire Department and Bay Cities Ambulance transported the 13-year-old male to Bay Area Hospital. Due to his injuries, Bay Cities Ambulance transported the child from Bay Area Hospital to Portland for pediatric medical care. Both dirt bike riders were wearing the proper riding gear, helmets, and flags. The side by side also had the required safety equipment and a flag. The Deputy conducted an investigation and spoke to multiple witnesses at the crash. The side by side was traveling south near Railroad Hill, and the two dirt bike riders were traveling north. The side-by-side operator saw the dirt bike riders and came to a complete stop before the crash. The dirt bike riders did not see the side-by-side and jumped the dune. One rider landed on top of the side-by-side, and the other rider attempted to brake but was unable to stop and went head-on with the stationary side-by-side. Speed and jumping without a spotter were contributing factors in this unfortunate crash. The Sheriff’s Office wants to remind ALL riders of quads, dirt bikes, and side-by-sides that jumping without a spotter is a violation and unsafe. Always have a spotter and a clear landing area when jumping. During this difficult time, the Sheriff’s Office sends its condolences to all parties involved. “Police action is not indicative of guilt. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.”

Press Release Case S2026-00793 ODNRA Ore - On May 24th 2026 at 501 pm the Coos County Sh... More

05/25/2026

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***Press Release*** Case #: S2026-00780 Barview, Ore. - On May 22nd, 2026, at 1:45 p.m., a Coos County Sheriff’s Deputy was dispatched to a disturbance in progress in the area of 92444 Cape Arago Hwy in Coos Bay, Oregon. Upon arrival, several subjects were contacted, including Shannon McKeehan (44). A records check revealed Shannon had a valid warrant for her arrest from the Oregon State Parole Board. Ms. McKeehan initially walked away on foot; however, the deputy was able to locate her in some brush about a quarter mile north of the original location. Shannon McKeehan was taken into custody and transported to the Coos County Jail. “Police action is not indicative of guilt. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.”

Press Release Case S2026-00780 Barview Ore - On May 22nd 2026 at 145 pm a Coos County Sh... More

05/24/2026

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05/23/2026

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As part of our constant and continuing training for a certified Deputies. Deputy Mong completed the 40 hour CIT (Crisis Intervention Training) course hosted by the Ko-Kwel Resort and Casino. This training assists our Deputies identifying those in crisis, effective communication and de-escalation techniques.

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05/22/2026