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Our vision is to be the most trusted police department in the Pacific Northwest by fulfilling our mission of delivering exceptional police service to the Hillsboro community through our shared values of Dignity, Respect, Service, and Just Outcomes.

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Planning, directing and leading the activities of the Police Department. The Chief assumes management responsibility for all police services including enforcement of laws, statutes, and ordinances; crime prevention, criminal investigation, emergency response, and any other law enforcement related activity. The Chief of Police engages the community in a collaborative manner to both deliver ... more

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POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ARREST I On September 5, 2024, around 8:05 a.m., an officer observed a male slumped over the wheel of a vehicle parked in a parking lot. There was a glass pipe with white residue in the driver's lap, which was consistent with drug paraphernalia. The suspect was subsequently arrested for unlawful possession of controlled substances. A search of the truck revealed 6.6 grams of methamphetamine and more than 50 “Blues," which are counterfeit prescription pills containing fentanyl. The suspect was taken to jail on charges of Possession of a Controlled Substance Schedule II Felony and Possession of a Controlled Substance Methamphetamine Misdemeanor. As of September 1st, possession of even small amounts of controlled substances is a crime (House Bill 4002). Those arrested for this crime will have the opportunity to join a Deflection Program lasting six months, in which they can receive treatment. If all terms of Deflection are met, there will be no criminal prosecution. Failing to participate in deflection will result in prosecution and possibly jail.

POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ARREST I On September 5 2024 around 805 am an officer ... More

09/06/2024

STOLEN FIREARM RECOVERED AFTER ROAD RAGE INCIDENT I On August 31, 2024, around 8:10 p.m., officers responded to a call of a Menacing in Progress near SE Cornelius Pass Road and SE Tualatin Valley Highway. The victim waved down a Washington County Sheriff's Office Sergeant and reported an orange BMW SUV (photographed) driving recklessly almost colliding with him. The driver of the SUV pointed a black handgun at him and two others riding a motorcycle. The Washington County Sheriff's Office assisted us by finding the vehicle at a nearby gas station in Aloha. A search of the car revealed three firearms, one of which was stolen. The driver was arrested for Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants, Reckless Endangering Another Person X2, and Menacing

STOLEN FIREARM RECOVERED AFTER ROAD RAGE INCIDENT I On August 31 2024 around 810 pm office... More

09/05/2024

CAMPING RULES I Homelessness impacts individuals, families, and communities across the country. Here are some of the camping rules for the City of Hillsboro. When shelter is not available, overnight camping on certain public property is allowed between 7 pm and 7 am. Among other restrictions, camping on public property is not allowed in residential zones, at City parks, near K-12 schools, or within 10 feet of business entrances. Camping may not block sidewalks, leave behind litter, or create fire hazards. For further information, you can refer to Hillsboro Municipal Code 9.44.030 -- Prohibited Camping. Hillsboro Police Department’s Community Impact Team, Bike team, and Code Compliance Officers work face-to-face with people living unsheltered to explain the new rules and connect them with services. Officers may need to take action which includes making arrests but also ensuring the property is disposed of and stored properly when individuals do not follow the camping regulations. Our goal is to provide support and resources while also ensuring safety and compliance. If you notice someone who appears to be out of compliance, please contact us so we can address the situation appropriately.

CAMPING RULES I Homelessness impacts individuals families and communities across the count... More

09/05/2024

UPDATE | Road has been reopened. TRAFFIC ALERT | E Main Street closed in both directions at NE Century Blvd. Please avoid the area and use an alternate route. The intersection of E Main Street and NE Century Blvd is closed due to a serious injury, solo-vehicle crash. The closure is expected to last for several hours. Washington County's Crash Analysis Reconstruction Team is investigating the crash.

UPDATE Road has been reopened TRAFFIC ALERT E Main Street closed in both directions at... More

09/05/2024

DUI ARREST I On September 1st, around 2:15 a.m., a Hillsboro officer saw a Chevy Suburban driving on Tualatin Valley Highway, failing to maintain its lane. The officer initiated a traffic stop and the vehicle stopped in the center lane. After administering Standardized Field Sobriety Tests the officer determined the driver was impaired. The officer obtained a search warrant for the driver’s blood to determine their blood alcohol content; exact results are pending. The driver was arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants and Recklessly Endangering Another Person, as they had a passenger in the vehicle.

DUI ARREST I On September 1st around 215 am a Hillsboro officer saw a Chevy Suburban drivi... More

09/05/2024

HILLSBORO POLICE E-NEWSLETTER | Can You ID Me? – A New Way for You to Help, Fighting Organized Retail Theft, a School Resource Officer Retires, But Finds Her Way Back to the Schools This Year, and Upcoming Events – Run for Hope and Shred Event. All this and more in the latest edition of The Badge & Beyond E-Newsletter: bit.ly/47hhYoT If you'd like Hillsboro Police E-News delivered directly to your inbox, sign up at: bit.ly/3REkdLG

HILLSBORO POLICE E-NEWSLETTER Can You ID Me A New Way for You to Help Fighting Organized... More

09/05/2024

NEWS RELEASE | Suspect Arrested for Human Trafficking, Involuntary Servitude, and Criminal Mistreatment On August 27, 2024, after a lengthy investigation, Hillsboro Police Officers and Detectives arrested Jack P Hauser for the crimes of Human Trafficking, Involuntary Servitude, Criminal Mistreatment, and Failing to Register as a Sex Offender. Search warrants were also served on two properties and four vehicles associated with Hauser, where evidence was collected. Hauser, who is not related to the victim, acted as a caretaker for an adult male with developmental disabilities after the victim’s mother passed away. For at least two years, Hauser forced the victim to sell drinks and snacks at the exit of a shopping center in the City of Hillsboro, Oregon. The victim, a 26-year-old male, was often required to remain at the location for several days and nights at a time without proper clothing or shelter from the elements. When the victim could leave the location, he was only allowed to sleep in a car or in a garden shed without electricity or running water. Hauser restricted the victim’s contact with others, his movement, and his access to money and healthcare. We want to thank the concerned community members who reported the situation to police, and who also provided care and support for the victim. Officer James Weed, with the assistance of Detective Michael Piper, led the investigation and it was their compassion and determination that resulted in the arrest of the suspect and collection of evidence. We would also like to thank Open Door Housing Works for providing support and a safe place for the victim to live. Human trafficking can take many forms and we ask the community to contact the police if you believe someone may be a victim.

NEWS RELEASE Suspect Arrested for Human Trafficking Involuntary Servitude and Criminal Mi... More

08/30/2024

Please welcome our newest police officers, Logan Flippen (left) and Mitchell Brannen (right). Logan joins us after working as an Account Manager for Apple for the past nine years. When he isn’t working, he enjoys hanging out with his family, hiking and being outdoors. Mitchell has been an Associate Pastor in Sherwood for the past four years. Mitchell enjoys spending time with his wife and 110 pound German Shepard/Rottweiler, and likes hiking, working out, camping and trying new restaurants in the area. Welcome Logan and Mitchell!

Please welcome our newest police officers Logan Flippen left and Mitchell Brannen right Lo... More

08/29/2024

Join our Domestic Violence Response Team today! Advocates respond on scene to support victims of domestic violence. Apply online at: https://volunteer.hillsboro-oregon.gov/need/detail/?need_id=978216 Applications must be in by October 15. Learn more about the team at: hillsboro-oregon.gov/DVRT. If you have any questions email: [email protected].

Join our Domestic Violence Response Team today Advocates respond on scene to support victi... More

08/29/2024

On August 26th at 2:30 AM, Hillsboro Police officers responded to assist the Washington County Sheriff's Office during a theft in progress. K9 Rocket (pictured left) and his handler located the suspect who fled on foot, ultimately hiding in a shed to avoid police detection. A Hillsboro officer who is also a member of the Sheriff's Office Remotely Operated Vehicle Team (ROVT), deployed a drone (pictured right) to safely locate and apprehend the suspect with no injuries to anyone involved. The suspect was taken into custody and 2 previously stolen firearms were located. This is only one of many examples which show the effectiveness of K9s and ROVT working in tandem!

On August 26th at 230 AM Hillsboro Police officers responded to assist the Washington Coun... More

08/27/2024

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Hillsboro Police Department
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Salary Pay - $77,640.00 to $97,788.00 Annually

04/06/2024

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Hillsboro Police Department
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04/06/2024

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