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Will I still qualify for the residency incentive if I’m a renter?

Yes, you would still qualify for Sherman County's residency incentive as a renter. You must have lived in the county for one year and be 18 years or older. For further details, see our “Residency Checklist” page.

What are my tenant rights?

Sherman County falls under state law related to tenant rights. Find a detailed description through the Oregon Bar Association’s Landlord and Tenant Law “Rights and Duties of a Tenant” link.

Where can I find a place to rent?

Our “Available Real Estate” page has a handy map link for exploring both rental or for-sale properties. Landlords also may post availability in the local newspapers or at local meeting places.

What property is for sale in Sherman County?

Our “Available Real Estate” page has a handy map link for exploring and posting for-sale residential, agricultural, or commercial properties.

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How many miles of roads are in Sherman County, Oregon?

The county transportation department manages approximately 484 miles of county roads throughout the 831 square miles of Sherman County. These same roads are also patrolled by the Sherman County Sheriff’s Office.

Safety Committee - Minutes

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Justice Court FAQ

I received a DMV notice stating my license will be suspended. What do I do?

Your license can be suspended for many reasons. Your local DMV is the best place to start, where you can request information on the pending suspension. If your suspension is due to outstanding fines in this court, you should contact us for your options.

Can I get a court-appointed lawyer?

No. Tickets in Justice Court are violations and not crimes. As there is no possible penalty of jail time, you will not get a court-appointed lawyer and you are not entitled to a jury trial.

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