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Sign up for alerts about someone in Oregon custody

Search VISOR for a person in Oregon custody or under supervision and request notifications about them, with or without an account.

Steps

3 steps
  1. Search for the personSearch by full name, partial name, State (SID) number or County ID number. For a full name, type the first name then the last name.
  2. Request notificationsYou can do this with or without creating an account. The person in custody will not know you registered.
  3. Call for help with registrationThe help line answers questions about notifications, the website or registration problems, 24 hours a day.
If it is urgent or critical, contact local law enforcement or call 911.

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