Police

Chief of Police

Vision Statement

Building Trust, Inspiring Unity, and Ensuring Excellence for a Safe and Thriving Community.

Mission Statement

At our core, we pledge to serve with integrity, pursue excellence, and treat all with respect. Our mission is to foster a safe community through collaborative efforts, where our dedication to service builds trust and empowers shared prosperity.

Values and Definitions: R.I.S.E

  • Respect: Treating all individuals with esteem and consideration, valuing diverse perspectives and fostering a harmonious environment.
  • Integrity: Unwavering honesty and ethical behavior, even when no one is watching, maintaining the highest moral principles.
  • Service: Going above and beyond, selflessly dedicating ourselves to the well-being and betterment of our community.
  • Excellence: Striving for the utmost quality and proficiency in every endeavor, consistently pushing beyond expectations.

 


SafeOregon is a way for students, staff or other members of the public to anonymously report and share confidential information of a threat or a potential threat to student safety. Tips can be submitted 24/7/365 through the web portal, by e-mail to tip [at] safeoregon.com (tip[at]safeoregon[dot]com), through the SafeOregon mobile application (available for android or iOS device), or by calling or texting 844-472-3364. 

Frequently Asked Questions

The Department is not currently collecting stuffed animals at this time. 

The Silverton Police Department accepts cell phones that have been restored to factory settings on behalf of the non-profit Safety Compass who assist in supporting survivors of violence, sexual exploitation, and human trafficking. 

No, there is no permit or fee required when you reside within Silverton City limits. 

The Silverton Police Department offers fingerprinting services to residents that live within the Silverton City limits. This service is provided by appointment Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Please call the front office to make appointments, 503-873-5326. A fee of $15 per card and valid photo identification is required. We do not provide the fingerprint cards.

Silverton Police

Police reports are generally considered public records and available for inspection and release. Requests for police reports must be made through our online portal. Some cases, including those that have not been adjudicated (resolved by the court), will not be made available. The fee schedule for public records is outlined on the webform and can be located here. 

You may report a crime in person at 411 N. First Street during business hours, Monday through Friday between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. Additionally you may call (503) 873-5326 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The Silverton Police Department does not have a jail. The Marion County Jail is located at 4000 Aumsville Highway in Salem. Their phone number is (503) 581-1183 or visit the Marion County Sheriff's website for inmate / offender information.

Property is released by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, please call (503) 873-5326. If your property was seized as evidence during an investigation, it may only be released if authorized by the Marion County District Attorney’s Office.

The registered owner of the vehicle must contact the Police Department in person for a vehicle release. The business office is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. The registered owner must provide proof of ownership (DMV title or registration), a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance, and $125. Payments must be exact change or credit/debit card, the Police Department does not accept checks. 

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