Mission Statement

 

The mission of the Newport Police Department is to consistently invest available resources toward our City's reputation as a safe place to live, work, play, learn, and visit. This will be accomplished by complying with professional standards established by the Oath of Office, Professional Code of Ethics, and administrative directives. We will perform in a manner that promotes the public's trust, confidence, and sense of safety and security.

Chief Mark J. Miranda

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2012 ANNUAL REPORT is now available to read online.   Click on the link or on the image Annual_Report_2012
DOOR TO DOOR SALES SCAMS April 22, 2013 Attorney General Ellen F. Rosenblum warns of salespeople who are ignoring clearly posted "no soliciting" signs and using high-pressure tactics to make sales. Click here for more information on Door_to_Door_Scams
Oregon State Police warns public of Ticket Collection Scam. Click here for more details - OSP_Ticket_Collection_Scam
Have you found debris from the Japanese tsunami on the beach? Here is a printable brochure provided by the Oregon Office of Emergency Management explaning what you can do with the debris and how to report it. Click here.	Confused about Disabled Parking Permits & Wheelchair Only Permits? This will explain the difference. Disabled_Parking_Permits
Beware of this Medical_Card_Scam A message from the Oregon Attorney General.	Did you lose something? Check our Found Property page.

Surviving an Active Shooter Event

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Lincoln County has begun using Everbridge Aware™ “Citizen Aware”, an emergency notification system that can communicate with thousands of businesses and residents in minutes during an emergency.

Lincoln County Emergency Services and our 911 dispatch centers can now alert residents county-wide about severe weather, tsunami inundation area evacuations, fires, floods, toxic environmental issues and other emergencies using the notification system. Messages can now be sent to residents on any communication path desired – cell phone, home phone, email, text messaging, fax, pager, PDA and more – ensuring that residents receive life-saving emergency information and important public service announcements in minutes.

Citizens who previously signed up for the former “Reverse 9-1-1” notification will need to sign up again with Everbridge because their information will not transfer to the new system. This new system will allow citizens to provide and manage their contact information and preferences.

Lincoln County may begin using the Everbridge system to notify residents about other important activities, such as road closures and water utility maintenance. More details will be forthcoming. Please join us by signing up and encouraging family, friends and businesses to do the same. 

To sign up for emergency alerts, please click the Emergency Notification Sign Up image above. Residents who do not have a home computer or internet access should contact their local library for free use of their computers to log on to the internet.

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	Newport Police Department utilizes a Community Information Service designed to deliver important and timely information in our area using the latest technology. The service, Nixle, delivers trustworthy and important neighborhood-level public safety and community event notifications instantly by cell phone text message. There is no SPAM or ADVERTISING. Click on the Nixle graphic and follow the instructions to register.
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