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Our team has an opening for an Animal Shelter Office Assistant! 💲 Salary: $20.83 - $30.26 Hourly, pay incentives for education, longevity, and bilingual employees 🤝 Work closely with a great team, volunteers, and of course, furry friends. 💼 Full-Time, Benefits, 10 Paid Holidays, Paid Vacation and Sick Leave. ✨ Free access to Sheriff’s Office wellness programs and resources, County Employee Assistance Program, and more. 📅 Application Deadline: February 4, 2026 Learn more about this position and apply here: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/lincoln/jobs/5208404/animal-shelter-office-assistant?department[0]=Sheriff%27s%20Office&sort=PositionTitle%7CAscending&pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs All of our open positions can be found here: https://www.co.lincoln.or.us/748/Join-the-Team Join the Team  | Lincoln County, ORwww.co.lincoln.or.usFind information for job applicants.
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01/26/2026

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TIE IT DOWN Thinking of making that annual or semi-annual trip to the dump? Ridding your home of trash and items to be recycled is a great way to keep it a healthy, safe, and clutter-free place. Remember that we also want to keep our environment and fellow motorists healthy and safe. Before making that dump run or hauling other loads, take a moment to inspect your cargo. Are there any light, loose items that can scatter and become debris or pollution along the roadway? Or are there any items that may fall out and cause another drive to swerve or crash? The National Sheriffs' Association Traffic Safety Committee is working to raise awareness of the problem with unsecured loads. Research by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety estimates that road debris played a role in more than 50,000 crashes each year in a four-year period. These resulted in over 9,800 injuries and approximately 125 deaths. To be secured, loads should be: • Tied down with rope, netting or straps • Tied directly to the vehicle or trailer • Covered entirely with a sturdy tarp or netting • NOT overloaded • Packed with lighter weight items at the bottom and evenly distributed to prevent them from sliding.
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01/22/2026

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Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day! Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. King, whose leadership and vision continue to inspire the pursuit of justice, equality, and unity. His message reminds us that creating a community rooted in respect and fairness is a responsibility we all share. As a law enforcement agency, we are committed to serving every member of our community with dignity and integrity. Together, we can work toward a future where equality and justice are not just ideals, but realities for all. Our Administrative Offices are closed today in observance of the holiday, but our Patrol and Corrections Deputies remain on duty to keep our community safe.
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01/19/2026

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Our team has an opening for an Animal Shelter Manager! 💲 Salary: $69,790.00 - $93,793.00 🤝 Work closely with a great team, volunteers, and of course, furry friends. 💼 Full-Time, Benefits, 10 Paid Holidays, Paid Vacation and Sick Leave. ✨ Free access to Sheriff’s Office wellness programs and resources, County Employee Assistance Program, and more. 📅 Application Deadline: February 4, 2026 Learn more about this position and apply here: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/lincoln/jobs/5199379/animal-shelter-manager?department%5B0%5D=Sheriff%2527s%2520Office&sort=PositionTitle%257CAscending&pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs All of our open positions can be found here: https://www.co.lincoln.or.us/748/Join-the-Team Join the Team | Lincoln County, ORwww.co.lincoln.or.usFind information for job applicants.
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01/16/2026

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Media Release January 15, 2026 Helicopter Crash – Update 02 On January 15, 2026, at approximately 08:37am, The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office received reports of an unknown crash near the 2800 block of Moonshine Park Rd in Logsden, OR. While enroute, Deputies learned the incident involved a helicopter, which crashed into a cow pasture. The crash did not physically harm nearby structures, individuals, or livestock. There is no ongoing threat to the community. Responders contacted the pilot onsite, who was the sole occupant of the commercially operated Bell JetRanger helicopter. The pilot suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was transported for further evaluation and treatment. The cause of the crash is still unknown and under investigation. The investigation has been turned over to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).Photos from Lincoln County Sheriff's Office - Oregon's post
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01/15/2026

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Media Release January 15, 2025 Helicopter Crash East County - Update 01 The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is aware of a helicopter crash near Milepost 3 on Moonshine Park Rd (east Lincoln County). Our team and partnering agencies are currently on-site. The scene is contained and there appears to be no danger to the community. Community members are asked to stay clear of the area while responders assess the situation. More information will be shared as the situation develops.
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01/15/2026

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LINCOLN ALERTS Emergency Notifications and Time-Sensitive Updates You can stay informed about emergencies and important community alerts by signing up for Lincoln Alerts, an emergency notification system coordinated by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office through Oregon’s OR-Alert system. These alert messages can be sent by Public Safety, City, Tribal, and County Officials. You can also subscribe to automated alerts like weather alerts, air quality advisories, flooding alerts, and more. What to Expect Lincoln Alerts sends time-sensitive messages on topics such as: • Severe weather • Distant tsunamis • Evacuations of buildings or neighborhoods due to emergency events • Available resources during and after a disaster Flexible Notification Options Subscribers can choose how they receive alerts. Notification options include phone calls, emails, text messages, and mobile app notifications. Alerts are sometimes sent only to affected areas. Be sure to include the address of your home, work, and school in your account to receive notifications for those areas. Regardless of your subscription, you can always view Lincoln Alert messages on the Member Portal. Alerts are sent out in order of your preferred contact. Subscribers may receive multiple alerts depending on how quickly they confirm the notifications, or if their contact information is listed on multiple accounts. Sign Up Today It is recommended that each household member create their own account with personal contact information to receive alerts during an emergency. Emergencies and disasters can happen anytime and anywhere. Keeping yourself and your loved ones connected to emergency alerts is one step you can take to stay safer and better prepared. • Sign up for a Lincoln Alerts account: www.member.everbridge.net/892807736721689/new • Update an existing account: www.member.everbridge.net/892807736721689/login • Member Portal can be viewed here: https://member.everbridge.net/892807736721689/notif • More information about Lincoln Alerts: www.co.lincoln.or.us/789/Lincoln-Alerts
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01/15/2026

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We’ve got some exciting news on the status of your new Lincoln County Animal Shelter! The long-awaited move is in full motion. Moving the animal shelter from a temporary building to a new and improved facility is no small task. Our team has supplies and animals to move and needs time to get things put away and set up not only for the animals already in our care, but so we can serve you too. With this news, we ask for your patience with our team. You may experience delays in response to emails and phone calls while we transition sites and get settled in. As soon as a grand opening celebration is planned, we will share that info here and on our website (lincolncountysheriff.net). Thank you for your patience and understanding as we prepare for this exciting opening.
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01/13/2026

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Media Release January 10, 2026 Reckless Driver Arrested Following Pursuit On January 10, 2026, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office received information regarding a vehicle being operated recklessly through an active construction zone near Milepost 106 on Highway 101, nearly hitting workers and running over traffic cones. At approximately 8:37am, a deputy located the vehicle entering Newport city limits at a high rate of speed, traveling in the oncoming lane. Deputies attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver failed to yield. Assisted by the Newport Police Department and the Oregon State Police, deputies pursued the vehicle south bound through Newport and the community of Seal Rock. The driver, later identified as Jonathan Grimm, continuously operated the vehicle at speeds between 90 and 110 MPH. Grimm turned off the highway near NW Fox Creek and continued to attempt to elude police until arriving at a residence. Grimm fled on foot and was quickly apprehended without further incident. Lincoln City Police assisted in the investigation and confirmed the vehicle which endangered highway workers was the same vehicle Grimm was driving. Grimm was arrested and lodged at the Lincoln County Jail on charges of Reckless Driving, Reckless Endangering, Reckless Endangerment of Highway Workers, and Attempt to Elude. The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank all partnering agencies in this apprehension.
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01/10/2026

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REPORTING WILDLIFE INCIDENTS Traveling on the roads and highways of Lincoln County offer many wonderful sightseeing opportunities such as beautiful sunsets over the Pacific, ships and shops on our bay fronts, and seemingly endless forest lands to explore. However, while traveling through the community for work or play, we must also be mindful that this area is the natural habitat of several species of wildlife. It's important to be alert and aware of possible wildlife while commuting. Though it's unlikely to see a whale on the highway, you may come across deer, elk, and birds. In the unfortunate event that you or someone else is unable to avoid a collision with wildlife, the following steps are recommended: • If you are on a State Highway, in a State Park, on the beaches, or if the animal is protected under Oregon Revised Statute (such as anything hunted or fished in Lincoln County), please contact the Oregon State Police at 541-265-5353 or dial *677 from a mobile phone. • If you’re in the cities of Lincoln City, Newport, or Toledo; Contact the city police department: • Lincoln City Police Department Dispatch (non-emergency) – 541-994-3636 • Newport Police Department Dispatch (non-emergency – 541-574-5807 • Toledo Police Department Dispatch (non-emergency) – 541-336-5555 • If you’re in any other part of Lincoln County or if the animal involved is a pet or livestock; Contact the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office at 541-265-0777 It is possible to transfer calls between Dispatch Centers but being put on hold multiple times can be frustrating. To avoid this, it's important to know which center to contact initially. By doing so, Law Enforcement can provide the best quality service. If there is an emergency, always call 911.
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01/08/2026

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