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πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Happy 250th Birthday, America! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ For 250 years, our nation has been built on the ideals of freedom, courage, and personal responsibility. Today, we celebrate not only our independence, but the countless Americans who have helped protect it; past and present. At the Sheriff's Office, we're proud to serve a community that understands that freedom and responsibility go hand in hand. Looking out for your neighbors, obeying the law, lending a helping hand, and taking pride in our community are all part of what keeps America strong. So fire up the grill, wave the flag, enjoy the fireworks, and make memories with family and friends. Celebrate safely, celebrate responsibly, and let's honor the generations who made these 250 years possible while building an even brighter future together. From all of us at the Sheriff's Office, Happy Independence Day and cheers to 250 years of the United States of America! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸŽ†
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07/04/2026

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πƒπ„ππ”π“πˆπ„π’ ππ€π‘π“πˆπ‚πˆππ€π“πˆππ† 𝐈𝐍 π‰π”π‹π˜ 𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐄𝐃 π„ππ…πŽπ‘π‚π„πŒπ„ππ“ π‚π€πŒππ€πˆπ†π DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ore. - The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is participating in a nationwide speed enforcement campaign beginning July 6 and continuing through July 31, 2026. Funding for the enhanced patrols is provided through grants administered by the Oregon Department of Transportation. Deputies will be assigned to work overtime throughout Douglas County with a focus on speed-related violations through education and enforcement. Speeding continues to be one of the leading factors in serious and fatal traffic crashes. Higher speeds reduce a driver's ability to react to changing road conditions, increase stopping distance, and make crashes more severe. Whether traveling on city streets, county roads, or highways, obeying posted speed limits helps protect everyone on the road. "Speed limits are established to keep everyone safe," said Sheriff John Hanlin. "Our goal is not simply to write citations, but to encourage drivers to slow down, make responsible decisions behind the wheel, and help prevent crashes that can have lifelong consequences." The Douglas County Sheriff's Office encourages motorists to obey posted speed limits, eliminate distractions like cellphones, and always drive at a speed appropriate for traffic, weather and roadway conditions. For more information about the dangers of speeding, please visit: https://www.nhtsa.gov/risky-driving/speeding.
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07/02/2026

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π‘πŽπ’π„ππ”π‘π† πŒπ€π 𝐀𝐑𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐃 𝐎𝐍 𝐑𝐀𝐏𝐄 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐒𝐄𝐗𝐔𝐀𝐋 𝐀𝐁𝐔𝐒𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐆𝐄𝐒 DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ore. - On Sunday, June 28, 2026, deputies with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office launched a criminal investigation into a report of juvenile sexual abuse spanning approximately 11 years. The report indicated that 57-year-old John Michael Kilby Jr. of Roseburg, had engaged in forcible sexual intercourse and other sexual acts with a juvenile known to him. The conduct occurred while the victim was approximately age 7 through the age of 18. As the investigation progressed, deputies developed probable cause to arrest Kilby. He was taken into custody without incident on Wednesday, July 1, 2026. During an interview following his arrest, Kilby admitted to the allegations. He was subsequently lodged at the Douglas County Jail on the following charges: Rape in the First Degree (24 counts) Sodomy in the First Degree (24 counts) Sexual Abuse in the First Degree (24 counts) Unlawful Sexual Penetration in the First Degree (24 counts) Incest (24 counts) This case remains under investigation. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Douglas County Sheriff's Office at (541) 440-4471 referencing case #26-1998.
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07/01/2026

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*UPDATE* - AS OF 6/16/26, 2:18 P.M. The natural cover fire in the 2400 block of Diamond Lake Boulevard has been contained and firefighters are working on mop up at this time. The cause of the fire was found to be from a commercial mower conducting regular maintenance on the property. Roseburg Fire Department wants to remind residents to use caution when using mowers and lawn equipment during hot and dry conditions. It is a good reminder to residents within the city limits of Roseburg that mowers and all power equipment should be used in the early morning hours or late evening during these hot and dry conditions, especially when cutting dried, cured grass. Residents are encouraged to have a water supply and/or extinguisher readily available when using these tools. ____________________________________________________ AVOID THE AREA - DUE TO NATURAL COVER FIRE Firefighters are on scene of an approximately 4 acre natural cover fire in the 2400 block of Diamond Lake Boulevard (known as the old Champion Mill site). Please avoid the area. Multiple units and agencies are on scene assisting with fire operations. Updates will be provided as they become available. No evacuation notices have been put out at this time.
UPDATE - AS OF 61626 218 PM The natural cover fire in the 2400 block of Diamond Lake Boul... More

06/16/2026

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Monitoring the Grass Fire on Diamond Lake Blvd. NO EVACS at this time.
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06/16/2026

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DEPUTY TESTING SCHEDULED: JULY 11, 2026 Ready to start a career in law enforcement? The time to apply is now. The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is currently recruiting for both Corrections Deputy and Patrol Deputy positions. Apply now to be registered for our testing process on July 11, 2026. DCSO.COM/CAREERSWatch video on Facebook.com
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06/16/2026

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**** UPDATE : NOTICE CANCELLED **** ### Level 1 BE READY to evacuate for: 550 South STATE STREET, SUTHERLIN. There is a fire east of the Meadows Mobile Park and Forest Heights. Esta es una alerta de incendio forestal de Sutherlin Police. Nivel 1 ESTΓ‰ PREPARADO para evacuar de las siguientes zonas: 550 S STATE ST, SUTHERLIN. Level 1 - BE READY to evacuate means: Be aware of danger in your area and stay informed. Check local city and county websites, social media, TV, and radio for updates. View wildfire information map at www.dcso.com/evacuations Make plans and prepare to evacuate. Gather necessary supplies for health, safety, and identification. Act early if you are older, have children, disabilities, or limited access to transportation. Consider moving pets and livestock early. Plan possible evacuation routes. Use TripCheck.com or call 511 for road closure information. If you can do so safely, check with your neighbors and share information. Ask for help if you need it. Offer help if you can give it. This may be the only notice you receive. Don’t wait to evacuate if you feel unsafe. If conditions change, you may receive a Level 2 - BE SET or Level 3 - GO NOW evacuation notice. You do not need to wait for another evacuation notice. Make the best decision for your safety. Nivel 1 - ESTΓ‰ PREPARADO para evacuar significa: EstΓ© consciente del peligro en su zona y mantΓ©ngase informado. Consulte sitios de web locales de la cuidad y del condado, medios sociales, television y radio para actualizaciones. Haga planes y prepΓ‘rese para evacuar. ReΓΊna suministros necesarios para salud, seguridad e identificaciΓ³n. ActΓΊe temprano si es mayor de edad, tiene hijos, discapacidades, o acceso limitado a transportaciΓ³n. Considere mover mascotas y ganado temprano. Si puede hacerlo de manera segura, consulte con su vecinos y comparta informaciΓ³n. Solicite ayuda si la necesita. Ofrezca ayuda si la puede dar. * EstΓ‘ puede ser la ΓΊnica notificaciΓ³n que reciba. Si usted se siente inseguro, no se espere para evacuar. Si las condiciones cambian, usted podrΓ‘ recibir una notificaciΓ³n de evacuaciΓ³n Nivel 2 - ESTΓ‰ LISTO o notificaciΓ³n de evacuaciΓ³n Nivel 3 - VAYASE AHORA. No necesita esperar a otra notificaciΓ³n de evacuaciΓ³n. Tome la mejor decisiΓ³n para su seguridad.
UPDATE NOTICE CANCELLED Level 1 BE READY to evacuate for 550 South STATE STREET SUTH... More

06/14/2026

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The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is proud to announce the graduation of Deputy Joseph Shelton and Deputy Jacob Fricke from the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST) Basic Corrections Academy. Over the course of the academy, both deputies completed classroom and hands-on training in corrections operation, custody supervision, legal studies, report writing, defensive tactics, emergency response, ethics and professional standards. We are especially proud to recognize their outstanding achievements. Deputy Fricke received the Dr. Ernest M. Ogard Jr. Academic Achievement Award, recognizing his exceptional academic performance in the class. Deputy Shelton was honored with the prestigious Victor G. Atiyeh Award, one of the Academy's highest distinctions, presented to a graduate who exemplifies leadership, character, professionalism, and dedication. These honors are a testament to the caliber of individuals serving our community and the bright future they have ahead at DCSO. Please join us in congratulating Deputies Shelton and Fricke on this milestone and wishing them continued success throughout their careers.Photos from Douglas County Sheriff's Office's post
The Douglas County Sheriffs Office is proud to announce the graduation of Deputy Joseph Sh... More

06/13/2026

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πŸ“šInternational Book Vendors πŸ“š - Sheriff Hanlin met today with two college students from Poland, Bartosz Witkowski and Jakub Borowski. They are completing summer internships with Southwestern Advantage (a K-12 educational company). Bartosz and Jakub will be going door-to-door in communities throughout Douglas County for the next couple of months offering their books and other products. Sheriff Hanlin and DCSO welcome the students to the county for their visit.
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06/11/2026

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The Douglas County Sheriff's Office congratulates all 2026 graduates! Your dedication, hard work and perseverance have brought you to this proud moment. Whether you completed your studies in a school, at home or through another path, your achievement is worth celebrating. We wish you success, safety, and bright opportunities as you take your next steps. πŸŽ“πŸŒŸ
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06/08/2026

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