Contacts
| Jason Malloy, Chief of Police | 541.574.3348 |
| Patrol | 541.574.3348 |
| Detectives | 541.574.3348 |
| K9 Unit | 541.574.3348 |
| Records Division | 541.574.3348 |
| Community Service Officers | 541.265.4847 |
| Volunteers | 541.574.5866 |
| Dispatch | 541.574.5807 |
| Tip Hotline (ability to leave voice message only - not monitored 24/7) | 541.574.5455 |
| Text-A-Tip (not monitored 24/7) | 541.270.1856 |
| Lincoln County Jail | |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Forms and Documents
| Policy Manual |
| Employment Application |
| Organizational Chart |
| Records Request Form |
| Ride-Along Application — Ride-Along Details |
| SB111 |
| Taxi Driver Permit Application |
| Volunteer Application |
Teen Safety Scene
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Have you set personal boundaries with your friends? Do you know when to say enough is enough? Your cell phone and social media online profiles are actually extensions of who you are. When someone you know makes you feel pressured or disrespects you on your cell phone, or Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, do you know when and how to put a stop to it? We want to provide you with some tools to help you say what is, or is not, okay in your relationships. When does texting becomes 'textual' harassment? What if someone pressures you into sending or posting pictures of yourself? How do you deal with rumors that seem to spread like wildfire? |
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Here are some important links provided by Futures Without Violence/That's Not Cool with some answers on dealing with textual harassment, sexting, privacy problems, picture pressure, constant messaging, when talking turns to stalking, cell phone trouble, and rumors. |
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