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This information was reviewed by the Oregon Secretary of States Office for compliance with ORS 260.432. SH 17 -044 ESPD Community Presentation ESPD Facts Patrol District Positions Levy Services Provided ESPD Facts Who do we


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This information was reviewed by the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office for compliance with ORS 260.432. SH 17-044

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ESPD Community Presentation

  • ESPD Facts
  • Patrol District
  • Positions
  • Levy
  • Services Provided
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Who do we serve?

  • Approximately 208,000 residents of

Urban Unincorporated Washington County

– Bethany – Cedar Mill – Cedar Hills – Aloha – Reedville – Garden Home – Metzger

ESPD Facts

– Rock Creek – Raleigh Hills – Bull Mountain – Bonny Slope – West Slope – Oak Hills

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ESPD Facts

Funds 151 fulltime positions

  • 127 certified

– Patrol Deputies

  • 24 non-certified

– Community Outreach – Criminal Records Specialists – Administrative Support

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ESPD Facts

Proposed renewal of current levy, at the current tax rate:

  • 68 cents / $1,000 AV (not market value)
  • Property taxes for the first year would cost about $192 for a

home assessed at $282,200 (about $7.40 more than under the current levy)

  • In place for five years (2018-2023)
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Services Provided

  • Investigation of Major Crimes
  • Training in Crisis Intervention and De-escalation
  • Consistent Level of Policing with Population Growth
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Services Provided

INVESTIGATION OF MAJOR CRIMES

This current levy provides funds for the initial response and investigation of major crimes occurring within the ESPD

  • Homicide
  • Assault
  • Burglary
  • Domestic

violence

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Services Provided

TRAINING IN CRISIS INTERVENTION AND DE-ESCALATION

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Services Provided

CONSISTENT LEVEL OF POLICING WITH POPULATION GROWTH

  • The number of officers

dedicated to work within ESPD has grown steadily

  • Renewing the current levy

allows for positions to continually be added Unincorporated Washington County has grown by 13,500 since the levy was last approved in 2012.

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Questions?

Contact: Annabelle Carlos:

Annabelle_Carlos@co.washington.or.us

John Koch:

John_Koch@co.washington.or.us

Visit: www.co.washington.or.us/espd

This information was reviewed by the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office for compliance with ORS 260.432. SH 17-044