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Report a non-emergency crime to the Lane County Sheriff

Use the online Citizen Self Report form for property crimes and misdemeanor person crimes, or print a form to mail in.

Steps

3 steps
  1. Check that the crime is coveredThe form covers property crimes and misdemeanor person crimes in unincorporated Lane County, Creswell and Veneta.
  2. File online or mail a printed formUse the online Citizen Self Report form, or print the PDF version and mail it in.
  3. Call dispatch for crimes the form excludesRobbery, serious-injury assault, sex crimes, stolen vehicles, firearm theft or use, and restraining or stalking order violations.
The online form is not for robbery, serious-injury assault, sex crimes, stolen vehicles, firearm crimes or order violations.

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