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Request a Sheriff's police report or incident log

Ask the Sheriff's Office for releasable police reports, citations or dispatch (CAD) incident logs online or by mail.

Steps

3 steps
  1. Pick online or mailUse the online records portal, or mail the Public Records Request Form.
  2. If mailing, include paymentSend a check or money order made payable to LCSO with the form. See the fee schedule.
  3. Call if you cannot use the online formPolice Records can help with your request by phone.
Parts of a report may be redacted for confidentiality, ongoing investigations or pending court actions.
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    1. Plan to report in personGo to a law enforcement agency in the county where you live. In Lane County, that is the Sheriff's Records office.
    2. Ask Records about your paperworkRecords Officers complete the paperwork and forward it to Oregon State Police (OSP).
    3. Go during office hours and expect a waitRecords Officers also serve the public, so registrants could face a significant wait.
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    Lane County Sheriff's Office and Oregon State Police503-934-1258
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    Find out if someone is in Lane County Jail

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    1. Search the online viewerIt covers only people currently in custody. It does not show earlier lodgings.
    2. Call if you cannot find the nameIf the name does not appear, the person is not currently in custody at the facility.
    3. For past custody, contact the courtThe viewer no longer shows earlier lodgings. The page lists Lane County Circuit Court at 541-682-4020.
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    Lane County Sheriff's Office Corrections541-682-4263
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    Get a vehicle released from Sheriff's impound

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    1. Check a Lane County deputy impounded itThe Sheriff's Office handles only vehicles its deputies impounded.
    2. Gather what you must provideProof of ownership, proof of current insurance, a valid driver, and the administrative fee.
    3. Go to Central Reception125 E. 8th Avenue, Room 140, Eugene. People are helped first come, first served, so expect a wait.
    + 1 more step in the full guide
    BringProof of ownership (title/registration)Proof of current insuranceValid license, or a licensed driverDMV transaction form (needs DMV stamp)
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    Lane County Sheriff's Office Central Reception541-682-4156