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| A: Hillsboro Police Department Main Station is located at 250 SE 10th. Ave. Hillsboro, Oregon 97123. The Main Station is located at the corner of 10th and Baseline; off the MAX light rail line. |
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A: The Hillsboro Police Department is always
interested in how our officers do their job. You can commend or report
concerns regarding officer conduct by telephone, letter, e-mail or in
person. If you wish personal contact, call the Department at 503-681-6190 and ask to speak with a supervisor. Our main location and
mailing address is 250 SE 10th Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97123.
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A: All non-emergency calls for service in the Washington County area should be made to the Washington County Consolidated Communications Agency (WCCCA) at 503-629-0111. If you wish to leave a message for a specific Hillsboro Police Department officer, you may contact the Records Division at 503-681-6175 and they will transfer you to the officer's voice mail. |
| A: No, you must contact the Center for Victim Services at 503-846-3830. |
| A: If the incident occurred within the City of Hillsboro, the value of the property is under $1,000 and you have no suspect information, you may come to the Hillsboro Police Department and fill out a Community Crime Report. We will give you a case number and a copy of the report for your records. |
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A: Records Requests & Fees |
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| A: Background Checks |
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| A: Information can be obtained by calling the Oregon State Police at 503-378-3720 or by visiting the OSP website. |
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Cases involving criminal acts which appear to have some basis of solvability are referred to the Detectives Division for further investigation. To inquire about your case, call the Hillsboro Police Department Detectives Division at 503-681-6185. If you know the detective assigned to your case, you may call him or her directly. |
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A: You need to contact the Property and Evidence Division at 503-681-6182 or 503-681-6453. |
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A: Typically, you would need to obtain a writ of assistance from the Washington County Sheriff's Office. For more information regarding this process, please call WCSO's Civil Unit at 503-846-2537.
If you have been served a restraining order and have not received the allotted amount of time to obtain your personal belongings, contact non-emergency dispatch at 503-629-0111 to request police officer assistance. |
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A: Traffic citations are processed through the City of Hillsboro Municipal Court which is currently located in the Civic Center at 150 E Main Street, Hillsboro, OR. 97123. Additional questions regarding traffic citations or the Municipal Court process may be answered by calling Municipal Court at 503-681-6157. You may also call 503-681-6180 to hear recorded information concerning Municipal Court issues. |
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811.720 When accident must be reported: You must report your accident if it happened on a highway or premise open to the public, and resulted in any of the following:
1) More than $1,500 in damage to your vehicle;
2) More than $1,500 in damage to any one person’s property;
3) A vehicle towed from the scene as a result of the damage;
4) Injury to any person (no matter how minor the injury); or,
5) the death of any person:
(a) The reporting requirements for drivers under ORS 811.725.
(b) The reporting requirements for occupants of vehicles in accidents under ORS 811.735.
(c) The reporting requirements for owners of vehicles under ORS 811.730.
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A: Yes, as long as the vehicle registration matches the address for which you are requesting the permit. You will need to come to the Hillsboro Police Department and provide your vehicle registration and driver's license or picture identification. The permit expires two years from the date of issue. |
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| A: For more information on state laws for motor vehicles, call 503-299-9999 or visit the Oregon DMV website. |
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| A: To find information about bicycle law and requirements, see Hillsboro Municipal Code 8.28 Bicycles, Skateboards and Toy Vehicles. |
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| A: To find information on helmet laws and the use of helmets, call 503-299-9999 or download the Motorcycle & Moped Driver Manual. |
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| A: For information on studded tires, chain requirements and current road conditions, call 5-1-1 or visit the Traction Tires Section of the TripCheck website. |
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| A: For information on child weights, heights and how to properly install child safety seats, call the Safety Seat Resource Center at 503-643-5620 or visit the Child Safety Seat Resource Center website. |
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| A: Unless a restriction is posted, an operable vehicle with current tags may park on a city street if driven at least every 72 hours |
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| A: A recreational vehicle, pickup with a camper, towable trailer or boat cannot be parked longer than twenty-four hours on a public street |
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| A: Repairs on a public street are not allowed but emergency services such as towing, jump starting or changing a flat tire is OK. Vehicles repaired at a private residence must be owned by the resident of the property |
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| A: You may keep no more than three (3) adult dogs or three (3) adult cats within the City. |
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| A: A limited amount of chickens (hens only) may be kept in the City with a valid permit |
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| A: Yes. A dog barking either continuously for a minimum of ten (10) minutes or intermittently for thirty (30) minutes or more may be subject to enforcement action |
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| A: If the dog is still barking you can make a complaint by calling non-emergency Police Dispatch at (503) 629-0111. For chronic barking, not going on now, please leave a message on the Code Enforcement Complaint Line at (503) 615-6645 |
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| A: No owner or person in charge of any lot or parcel of land within the city shall allow grass, weeds or noxious growth in excess of twelve (12) inches in height. |
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| A: No, however, household garbage must be stored in receptacles in such a manner to prevent the contents from overflowing, contain odors, and prevent access by animals. |
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| A: Vehicle Release Information |
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A: You will need to call the Washington
County Jail at 503-846-6826. |
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| A: Police Officers will not assist
on a civil stand-by unless you have a writ of assistance. To obtain a writ
of assistance, call 503-684-3763 or 1-800-452-7636. |
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A: No, you will
need to contact the Washington County Sheriff's office at 503-846-2524. |
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| A: Yes, you will need to come to the Hillsboro Police Department and request to fill out a ride-along application. If your application is approved, we will contact you to set up a date to ride. Contact Trudi Coggins at 503-681-6641 with any questions about the ride-along process. |
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- Under 14 and not in high school:
- September-May 9:15pm-6:00am all week
- June-August 10:15pm-6:00am all week
- 14-17 and in high school:
- September-May 10:15pm-6:00am Sunday-Thursday; 12:00am-6:00am Friday & Saturday (exception is the day prior to a legal holiday where no school is scheduled for the legal holiday)
- June-August 12:00am-6:00am all week
For more details see Hillsboro Municipal Code 7.24.010 Curfew |
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