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How do I respond if I am charged with a Justice Court violation?

If you have received a ticket for a traffic violation or some other form of violation, there are important steps that you must follow. You are innocent until proven guilty and you have the right to defend yourself or to obtain an attorney for your defense. Because these are not criminal charges, you are not...

What is NORCOR?

Northern Oregon Regional Correctional Facilities, otherwise known as “NORCOR,” is a Regional Adult Corrections and Juvenile Detention complex that serves four counties: Gilliam, Hood River, Sherman, and Wasco counties. (In separate agreements, NORCOR also serves Benton County, the U.S. Marshals and Immigrations & Customs Enforcement [ICE].) NORCOR is in nearby The Dalles, Oregon. It is...

Citizen Report Form

Who do I call if I witnessed a crime or want to testify that the person charged could not have committed that crime?

Contact the Sherman County Sheriff’s Office at (541) 565-3622  to make a report. Reports also can be submitted using the Citizen's Report Form.

What resources are there for people who have been a victim of a crime?

Information for victims of crime / domestic violence can be found at http://www.courts.oregon.gov/programs/family/domestic-violence/Pages/default.aspx. There’s also a Victim’s Advocacy Program, reached through the Sherman County District Attorney’s Office at (541) 565-3534.

Where do I find Oregon circuit or state court forms and instructional videos?

See http://www.courts.oregon.gov/courts/sherman/help/Pages/default.aspx for introductory videos and a link to the OJD Forms page.

Can I get a circuit court citation dismissed?

If you received a ticket for certain violations AND fixed or corrected the violation AND you can show proof to a violations clerk, prior to your court appearance, your citation may be eligible to be dismissed. Follow the process at http://www.courts.oregon.gov/courts/sherman/programs-services/Pages/Violations-Bureau.aspx.

Sherman County Enterprise Zone Information

What is an Enterprise Zone, and how do I qualify?

Sherman County’s Enterprise Zone gives property tax relief for new, non-retail businesses within the zone. If you plan to open a new, non-retail business, contact Sherman County’s Enterprise Zone Manager at (541) 565-3601 to find out if you qualify for this tax relief.

What are the zoning laws and related codes in Sherman County?

Sherman County's Zoning, Subdivision, Partitioning, and Land Development Ordinance contains county zoning laws and related codes.

How much does it cost to apply for a land-use boundary line or zoning change?

See the land-use fee schedule for fees associated with zone changes, boundary line adjustments, and conditional use permits. The related documents you may need are as follows: Conditional Use Permit Application, Conditional Use Permit Checklist, Zoning Ordinance, Partition Application, Boundary Line Adjustment Application, and Zone Change Application/Comp Plan Amendment Application.

How do I replace my driver’s license or state ID?

Contact Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles in nearby The Dalles, Oregon.

How do I get a copy of or apply for a social security card?

Contact The Dalles Social Security Office in nearby The Dalles, Oregon.

How do I apply for a passport?

Apply online at https://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/passports/FAQs.html. Passport photos can be taken at the Sherman County Clerk’s Office for $10. To check your passport application status, go to https://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/passports/information/application-status.html.

Death Certificate Request Form

Birth Record Request Form

How can I obtain a birth or death certificate?

For births or deaths within Sherman County, submit the Birth Certificate or Death Certificate request form to the North Central Public Health District to receive your certificate. Call (541) 506-2600 with questions; cost is $25 per certificate. Certificates can be requested up to six months after the birth or death; after that residents must go...

Play and Stay in Sherman County

Where should I move? Sherman County! Browse resources for moving here: find property, map your visit, and plan your new life in Sherman County, Oregon.

What is the Sherman County Justice Court, and what types of cases does it handle?

Sherman County Justice Court is the judicial branch of county government. It processes citations issued by law enforcement agencies for traffic violations, boating violations, fish and game violations, and other civil violations. The Court also handles small claims and eviction actions. Meanwhile, the Court's Justice of the Peace can perform weddings as time allows.

How do I request a public records document?

Contact the Clerk’s Office at countyclerk@shermancounty.net or (541) 565-3606 or fill out a public records request form.

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