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How do I comply with or report violations of the Oregon's Smokefree Workplace Law?

See Oregon's Smokefree Workplace Law online for information and a complaint form.

How do I get involved with the Sherman County Prevention program?

The Prevention Program works closely with the Sherman County School District, Juvenile Court, and Sheriff's Office — as well as other government and non-government agencies — to provide information and alternative activities for the youth of Sherman County. To become involved, see the job descriptions and applications at the bottom of the Prevention page.

What is the Sherman County Prevention program?

The Sherman County Prevention Program is a county program that provides educational information to the public and youth regarding unsafe and unhealthy behaviors. It is the long-term goal of the program to 1) decrease youth consumption of drugs and alcohol, 2) increase local awareness of illegal drug and alcohol use, and 3) decrease dangerous and...

What services are performed by the Sherman County Finance Department?

The Finance Department, also known as the Financial Services Department or Finance & Tax Office, provides many services that support all Offices and Departments under Sherman County Government. Services include: Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Payroll, Budget/Audit, and Road Cost Accounting. The Financial Services Department also administers Property Tax Collection and the Resident Incentive Program.

When and where can I recycle in Sherman County?

You can take your recycling to one of these self-haul depots: Grass Valley (Mondays and Tuesdays, 1 to 3 p.m.); Moro (second Fridays and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.), Wasco (third Fridays and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.), and Rufus (fourth Fridays and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). Free hazardous waste collections...

How can I find out about historical rainfall in Sherman County?

Rainfall records are available at https://www.co.sherman.or.us/departments/sherman-county-extension-office/

Who is the dryland-grains Extension agent for Sherman County?

Jacob Powell is the dryland-grains Extension agent for both Sherman and Wasco County and can be reached at (541) 298-3581 or jacob.powell@oregonstate.edu

Who's in charge of the Oregon State University agricultural experiment station?

Max McClennan is the Sherman Farm Station Manager for the Columbia Basin Agricultural Research Center. He can be reached at (541) 565-3522 or by email at Max.McClennan@oregonstate.edu

What if I can’t pay the manufactured-structure tax by the due date?

You can instead pay three equal payments —on November 15th, February 15th, and May 15th — to prevent interest charges. Payment in full by November 15th provides a 3% discount and a 2/3rd payment by November 15th gives a 2% discount. Payments must be received or postmarked on or before November 15 to be eligible...

When are taxes levied for manufactured structures?

The Sherman County Tax Office sends out manufactured structure tax statements in late October of each year representing taxes for the current tax year, July 1 through June 30. The tax is due each year by November 15th.

How do I appeal my property value?

Sherman County's Board of Property Tax Appeals offers a process for citizens to request a reduction of the value of their buildings, manufactured structures, land, industrial machinery, and industrial equipment. Appeal forms are online; see "How to appeal your property value" for further details on the hearing process. Note that property value, not taxes, are...

How much does it cost to record a deed?

The County Clerk’s Office records documents that affect title to real property in Sherman County. All documents received for recording must be in compliance with Oregon statutes. Documents are recorded, then indexed, scanned, and microfilmed. See the Fee Schedule for costs and Recording Procedures & Requirements for further details. The County Clerk's Office accepts cash...

Special Session Minutes - October 16, 2017

How can I get my well water tested?

Bottles for taking well-water samples are available at North Central Public Health Department in The Dalles. After you collect your sample, deliver it to the Wicks Water Treatment Plant outside of The Dalles. Cost is $30 to test for bacteria (T coliforms and E coli) and nitrates. Results are private and only released to whomever...

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