Our Community. Our Safety.
On November 4, 2025 voters in Linn County will have a chance to VOTE YES and support Linn County Law Enforcement. The passage of Measure 22-212 will ensure continued funding and services for the Linn County Sheriff’s Office, the Linn County District Attorney’s Office, and the Linn County Juvenile Department.
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Why you should VOTE YES!
Voting YES on 22-212 will provide critical funding to retain stable, long-term funding for Linn County’s law enforcement services.
The law enforcement levy is critical to maintaining operations and services to the community at the Sheriff’s Office.
If Measure 22-212 does not pass on November 4th, the Sheriff’s Office ability to respond to calls for service 24-hours per day, keep the jail fully open, conduct detailed criminal investigations, and support all other functions of the Office would face severe shortages in staffing.
Vote YES on 22-212 to enhance Emergency Response initiatives county-wide related to wildfires, flooding, severe weather
and other catastrophic events through disaster planning, prevention and mitigation efforts.
As the Emergency Management agency, the Sheriff’s Office is continually assessing risks to our community and its citizens. From preparation and planning to mitigation, response and recovery, our team will be able to enhance the Emergency Management services we give county-wide through the funding from Ballot Measure 22-212.
Vote YES on 22-212 to increase resources to improve Search & Rescue capabilities to respond and provide critical medical
care during rescue missions!
The Linn County Sheriff’s Office operates one of the premier search and rescue organizations in the State of Oregon. Our SAR personnel are often the first to encounter an injured or lost person needing medical attention in the wilderness. Funding from VOTING YES on 22-212 will increase our ability to treat those rescued persons medically with our highly trained staff, and hand them off to advanced medical personnel.
How You Can Get Involved
Donate Or Contact Us below to get involved.
Volunteer!
There are many ways to help support a safer Linn County, and volunteering to walk door-to-door is a vital way. Use our Contact Us form to be included in our volunteer opportunities.
Show your support!
If you have a home or business in a high traffic area, we would love to bring a yard sign out, and let you show your support for local law enforcement!
DONATE!
Supporting a ballot measure involves many strategies. Expenses include signs, mailers, door hangers, radio advertisements, and more. Your donation makes it all possible!
Get in Touch. Get Involved.
Citizens for a Safer Linn County is made up of volunteers from throughout Linn County. Your involvement and support will help us pass the Law Enforcement Levy, and help our law enforcement agencies keep us all safer.