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Please join us in congratulating Corrections Deputy Jeff Hoey on his successful graduation from the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training basic corrections academy. We are excited to welcome him back to Lincoln County.Photos from Lincoln County Sheriff's Office - Oregon's post
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08/31/2026

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Wildfire Evacuation Alert: Level 2, Be Set near Barclay Meadows off of Highway 34. Full notice linked here: https://member.everbridge.net/89280773672.../notif/Qp55JP5-TWildfire Evacuation Alert: Level 2, Be Set near Barclay Meadows off of Highway 34. Full notice linked here: https://member.everbridge.net/892807736721689/notif/Qp55JP5-T
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08/30/2026

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BACK TO SCHOOL Many families find themselves getting ready for back to school. With many public and private schools throughout Lincoln County, motorists need to remember to slow down near neighborhoods and schools. How do I know when the school zone speed limit is active? A school speed zone is in effect each morning and afternoon when school is in session, when children are walking to and from school, and when there’s a chance they may be present. The speed limit is 20 mph in a posted school zone between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. on schooldays. If the school zone is equipped with a flashing yellow light(s), the speed limit is in effect when flashing. These speed limits help keep children safe. Many of our schools include students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. With varying ages, heights, and abilities, a parked car can obscure students’ view of traffic and your view of them. Students may be distracted while stepping onto the roadway or forget to look before crossing the street. Driving at 20 mph will give you more time to react and avoid a collision. The following chart reveals the distance required to stop at specific speeds. Speed Distance Required to Stop 20 MPH 64 feet 25 MPH 86 feet 30 MPH 112 feet 35 MPH 138 feet 40 MPH 170 feet Traffic crashes are one of the deadliest hazards our children face. Let's do our part when we pass schools by slowing down, watching, and expecting the unexpected. Everyone needs to do their part to ensure the safety of our children.
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08/27/2026

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Coffee with a Deputy happening now at our friends @pioneerjoecoffeeco at the Taft Location in Lincoln City
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08/24/2026

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Join us this morning (August 24th) from 9:30am -11:00am for Coffee with a Deputy at Pioneer Joe Coffee Company on 51st street.Media Release August 11, 2026 Quarterly Coffee with a Deputy - Lincoln City The next Quarterly Coffee with a Deputy event with the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is just around the corner. Join us on Monday, August 24, 2026, from 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM for a cup of coffee at Pioneer Joe Coffee Company’s 51st street location (869 SW 51st St., Lincoln City, OR 97367). More about these quarterly events: Every three months our office partners with a local coffee shop in Lincoln County to provide a time, space, and coffee for community members to meet our team and share what’s on their minds. Coffee with a cop events are a friendly and relaxed way for our communities to connect with the deputies that serve them. These events offer a unique opportunity for community members to directly engage with law enforcement, ask questions, voice concerns, and build positive relationships. Whether you're a regular coffee drinker or simply curious about the work of law enforcement, this is a chance to connect with our team on a personal level, learn about each other’s experiences, and share local feedback.
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08/24/2026

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This year, our Warrants and Transport Specialist, Sally Edwards, received her 5-year longevity pin! Before joining our office in 2021, Sally was a teacher working with kids with special needs and autism, an educator and outreach coordinator with the Oregon Coast Aquarium, and worked closely with our team during the 2020 COVID response as a volunteer coordinator. When she’s representing our office at the National Association of Extradition Officials Conference and Oregon Transport Association Conference, she enjoys networking with other transport specialists throughout the country. Thank you for your service to the LCSO team and our communities, Sally!
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08/21/2026

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ENCOUNTERING BEARS IN YOUR COMMUNITY Recently, there have been an increase in the number of bear encounters in our communities. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) urges Oregonians to respect wildlife and do their part to ensure that wildlife, including black bears, and people coexist. A bear's strongest sense is smell. This means everything from trash cans to grill drippings can bring them to your property. Bears also have a great memory when it comes to food. They remember where they have found food before, including trash. Female bears will also pass this knowledge down to their young. Intentionally or accidentally feeding bears can negatively affect multiple generations of bears. Feeding bears (intentionally or accidentally) will not only bring unwanted visitors to your community, but can also be harmful. Wildlife have specialized diets that coincide with seasonal changes. Food provided by humans can negatively impact their health, lead to conflict and safety issues with people, and in some cases, have fatal consequences for the animals. For the sake of Oregon's wildlife and their health, do not feed them. Living responsibly with black bears is possible and it's up to everyone to do their part to keep people safe and bears wild. Follow these tips: • Never feed or approach bears. Feeding bears, intentionally or unintentionally, will cause them to associate people with food. It is also against the law in Oregon (ORS 496.730). • Secure food, garbage and recycling. Please ensure that your trash and dumpsters are secure from bears by using commercially available garbage cans, metal bars over dumpsters, fully enclosed trash storage, or by storing garbage inside. Take trash out immediately before pick-up, not the night before. Wash garbage cans with bleach to reduce their smell. Food waste is one of the strongest attractants for black bears and allowing bears access could qualify as illegal feeding if appropriate steps are not taken to prevent the issue. • Remove bird feeders in bear habitat when bears are active. Birds have plenty of naturally available food sources during all seasons which is why some species migrate in winter. Bears can be food rewarded from bird seed and suet in feeders leading to habituation and food conditioning, destroyed birdfeeders, and public safety issues. • Never leave pet food outdoors. This practice can easily attract bears and other wildlife, putting your pets and wildlife at risk. • Clean and store grills after each use. • Alert neighbors and ODFW to unusual bear activity (continued sightings during daylight hours, lack of wariness around people or pets, etc.). Share these tips with your neighbors, friends and family. A community effort is vital to preventing problems with bears and situations like the one in Cottage Grove. One person who feeds or attracts bears, intentionally or not, can pose a risk to everyone in the neighborhood. Find out more about living responsibly with black bears at https://myodfw.com/articles/help-keep-bears-wild.”
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08/13/2026

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The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office will be hosting Shred Day on Saturday, August 29, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the Lincoln County Courthouse parking lot (225 W. Olive Street, Newport, OR 97365). This free event open to the public can help reduce the risk of identity theft and financial fraud. Community members are welcome to bring their personal paper documents or media containing sensitive information such as files, canceled checks, CDs, or DVDs, medical records or bills, etc. and they’ll be securely shredded on-site by an iSecure truck. There’s no limit on how much you can bring, but keep in mind that once the truck is full, no additional materials can be accepted. Please note that this event is intended for personal use, not large quantities from businesses or government offices. If you have questions about the event, call 541-265-4912.
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08/12/2026

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Media Release August 11, 2026 Quarterly Coffee with a Deputy - Lincoln City The next Quarterly Coffee with a Deputy event with the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is just around the corner. Join us on Monday, August 24, 2026, from 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM for a cup of coffee at Pioneer Joe Coffee Company’s 51st street location (869 SW 51st St., Lincoln City, OR 97367). More about these quarterly events: Every three months our office partners with a local coffee shop in Lincoln County to provide a time, space, and coffee for community members to meet our team and share what’s on their minds. Coffee with a cop events are a friendly and relaxed way for our communities to connect with the deputies that serve them. These events offer a unique opportunity for community members to directly engage with law enforcement, ask questions, voice concerns, and build positive relationships. Whether you're a regular coffee drinker or simply curious about the work of law enforcement, this is a chance to connect with our team on a personal level, learn about each other’s experiences, and share local feedback.
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08/11/2026

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SUMMER SCAM REMINDER Summer can be a time for relaxation, adventure, reconnecting with loved ones, and time for taking those anticipated summer vacations. Even with the nice weather, scammers aren’t taking time off. This means you have to be aware and cautious throughout the year. Here are some common summer scams to watch for and tips on how to avoid them: 1. Law Enforcement Scams: o Scammers pose as law enforcement agencies and claim you missed jury duty, owe fees, or someone needs bail money. They urge you to pay the “fees” quickly to avoid serious consequences and accept bitcoin, gift cards, or other non-traditional payment forms. o Scammers pose as animal shelters or rescue organizations and claim they can reunite you with your lost pet for a large fee. o Prevent these by scams by o Verifying information is coming from an official source. When in doubt, hang up, look up the agency’s contact information and call or stop by their office to verify someone is trying to contact you. o Save our contact information to quickly verify information is coming from the Sheriff’s Office:  LCSO Website: lincolncountysheriff.net/  LCSO Main Office: 541-265-4277  LCSO Animal Shelter: 541-265-6610 2. Vacation Rental Scams: o Scammers post vacation rentals online at enticing prices. o They ask for advance payment via wire transfer, but the rental either doesn’t exist or is not available. o Prevent this by using reputable rental platforms or companies. 3. Home Improvement Scams: o Contractors offer very low-cost services such as driveway repaving, house painting, etc. o Contractors claim repairs are urgently needed and encourage you to act quickly to avoid further damage or before prices increase. o They may take your money without completing the work, work without proper permits, or do low quality work. o Prevent this by avoiding unsolicited offers, getting multiple referrals or bids, and researching companies and contractors. 4. Employment Scams: o Scammers exploit job seekers by offering fake summer jobs. o Scammers post opportunities that promise high pay for minimal effort. o Prevent this by verifying job postings, researching organizations, and avoid sharing personal information until you have verified the company and posting is legitimate. 5. Travel Scams: o Beware of unsolicited travel deals or sweepstakes claiming you’ve won a free vacation. o Prevent this by verifying offers and information before sharing your personal information or payment. 6. Ticket and Event Scams: o Scammers sell counterfeit tickets to concerts, festivals, sporting events, and other activities. o Prevent this by purchasing tickets from authorized sellers and verifying websites or vendors before purchasing. Staying informed, being cautious, and helping family and friends learn how to spot scams can help protect everyone throughout the year.
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08/06/2026

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09/02/2026, 12:00 am - 09/02/2026, 11:59 pm

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09/03/2026, 12:00 am - 09/03/2026, 11:59 pm

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09/07/2026, 12:00 am - 09/07/2026, 11:59 pm

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2026 Lincoln County Readiness Fair
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09/12/2026, 11:00 am - 09/12/2026, 2:00 pm

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09/15/2026, 12:00 am - 09/15/2026, 11:59 pm

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