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Yes, they do. Sherman County Ambulance Service has teams of three personnel who rotate one week on call. They are paid a modest stipend to be on call and are paid an hourly wage of $20 per hour while on call (whether that time includes responding to a call or simply waiting for one). The...

In 2021, Sherman County Ambulance responded to 203 calls. In 2022, we responded to 286 calls, which is about 29% higher than the same timeframe in the previous year.  For 2023, it is projected to be a 5% increase. The calls are about 75% medical and 25% trauma.

Absolutely not! We are very proud to report that Sherman County Ambulance has NEVER received tax dollars from the citizens of Sherman County. The ambulance is self-supported mostly from patient-transport revenues and a smaller portion from memberships. You can register to be a member with the Sherman County Ambulance Membership Application.

Here are three ways to help protect yourself and others from wildfires: Call 9-1-1 right away if the fire cannot be put out. Compost rather than burn and do not use a burn barrel or campfire during the dry summer and early-fall months. Study up on the Sherman County Community Wildfire Protection Plan.

Call 9-1-1 and 9-1-1 dispatchers will alert the appropriate fire agency.

The Oregon statute ORS 166.291 sets forth required training (and other application requirements) for a concealed handgun license. Options include NRA-certified handgun classes or  https://oregonchl.org.

Concealed Handgun License renewal is $50 for out-of-state applicants and $65 for new applicants. There is no cost for Sherman County residents to renew their license; a renewal is required every four years. Note that license holders should renew in their county of residence.

Yes, it is preferred that an appointment is made. Call the Sherman County Sheriff’s Office at (541) 565-3622 to schedule a time between 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Check the State of Oregon Sex Offender Inquiry System for current listings. You can also check the Offender Map using your location. (Note that anyone who "uses this information to commit a criminal act against another person is subject to criminal prosecution and civil action" under state law.) Also under state law, registrants are required to...

Fill out the County’s Application for Employment and mail it to Sherman County, P.O. Box 365, Moro, OR 97039. Indicate which position(s) you are applying for in the gray box on page 1.

Fill out the Missing Persons report and deliver it to the Sherman County Sheriff's Office.

Read and follow the Impound Release Instructions.

View and print the Concealed Handgun License Application Packet.

Print and fill out this Citizen Report form and file it with the Sherman County Sheriff’s Office.

Call 9-1-1. Non-emergency calls should go to (541) 565-3622. Crime victims also have support as detailed in this Victim's Assistance Brochure.

There are at least three child care centers in Sherman County. In Moro there's Sherman County Preschool, (541) 565-3320, and Little Wheats,  (541) 565-3152. In Wasco, there's ABC Huskies Child Care (run by the Sherman County Child Care Foundation), (541) 442-5024.

Sherman County School shares its campus with the Sherman Public/School Library, 65912 High School Loop in Moro. There you’ll find a number of Sherman County Public/School Library Youth Programs (announced on Facebook) throughout the year.

The Sherman Public/School Library is adjacent to the Sherman Junior/Senior High School, 65912 High School Loop in Moro. This library provides information resources and services to the public and to students and faculty of the Sherman County School District. The library houses a collection of nearly 12,000 books as well as audio books, CDs, DVDs,...

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