Washington County Sheriff's Office - East Precinct

I've had the best experience with Washington County Sheriff officers, last week when responding to a couple of non-emergency calls.
One Officer coming out to where I live, and the other one patiently waiting for me on the phone.
Both very professional and kind.

I'm thankful and appreciative of the service and attention they provided me.

Thank you Deputy Clarke for your advice on how to handle a particularly frustrating event of transferring ownership and location of my Father's possessions for his Estate as well as suggestions on how to handle the 4000 some odd rounds that my sister and I were not made aware of until hours prior to our flight to Oregon. You truly are a superstar, sir, as well as a pillar of the community. If everyone else in this county acts just like you, I may find myself moving up there at some point, just to be part of such an amazing community of professionals and individuals alike. Thank you, sir.

I made a visit to the Washington County Sheriff's Office - East Precinct at 3700 SW Murray Blvd in Beaverton to have fingerprints made as part of a license application.

The office is very easy to get to. It is on SW Murray Boulevard just North of SW TV Highway. There is plenty of parking.

Everyone there is extremely friendly and helpful. The whole process was extremely smooth and easy.

My wife was stopped by a law enforcement officer, a bit after midnight, for a light-out on the car.

She said, he was courteous and professional the whole time.

She felt nervous, because this was the first time she has ever been stopped in the 23-24 years that she has been driving.

She appreciates the officer's kindness to give her a warning and let her leave with the promise that we'll be placing a light on payday, this Friday.

Many thanks to the officer for being kind to my wife. She went to pick up sandwiches for us, while I'm at work.

Thanks to the officers for keeping us safe. They put their life on the line, and don't get appreciated enough.

Thank you.