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Police Department

Police Survey
As the Police Department moves into 2011, we asked for input from Sherwood residents. The leadership at the Police Department is interested in what the Sherwood Community thinks, and we will be using the input received. 

A link to the results of the survey can be found  here.

For information on our new prescription drug drop box, please click here.


 

Sherwood Police Department

Welcome to the City of Sherwood Police Department Web Page!
We are pleased that you have found us and we hope our site is valuable,
informative and most of all user friendly.

 

Mission
The City of Sherwood Police Department is dedicated to providing a safe
and secure environment and preserving the quality of life for its citizens
and community.

Contact Information:
20495 SW Borchers Drive
Sherwood, OR 97140
(503) 625-5523 – Business Line
(503) 925-7159 – Fax
(503) 629-0111 – After-Hours Line
Monday-Friday, 8:00AM–5:00PM - Office Hours

Dear Community Members:
The new edition of the Crime Prevention Connection, our monthly crime prevention newsletter, is now available.  This monthly police department newsletter provides easy-to-use information on crime prevention to help you learn how to stay safer with insight from our knowledgeable, professional police department staff.

In May's edition:

Seeing a lot of residential FOR SALE signs lately?
Though the housing "crisis" is somewhat settling down, there are still a lot of homes for sale here and across the country.  But what about crooks who want to take advantage of your home that's on the market, or the houses that are for sale in your neighborhood?  Read "Springtime is Sale Time" to keep your home and other homes for sale in the area and your neighborhood more secure.   Click Here

Summer Fun
With summer approaching, lots of us have already started planning activities, trips and vacations. And thieves are planning too - to take advantage of your unoccupied home or unwary tourists.  Make sure to read "Ready for Summer" for excellent tips for keeping your residence safe while away and for keeping yourself away on your trip.   Click Here

Graduation caps are flyin'.
Graduation time is coming up and each year, despite the best efforts of law enforcement, schools, parents and other organizations, we still end up having teens getting injured or killed because of bad choices and driving while intoxicated.  Please, if you have graduates in your immediate family, or know kids about to graduate, we ask you to read "Graduation......already?" for important information to use to help keep those you know safe this upcoming graduation season.  Find the information in the article then make the time to discuss these important issues with your kids.    Click Here