We joined in the festivities on Saturday to celebrate the Hmong New Year. Thousands of community members were at Reynolds High School enjoying music, dance and cultural rituals. Thank you for including us and having @MultCoSheriff speak!

We're hosting three hiring events this fall and we want to see you there. 📅Facility Security Officer 📅Corrections Deputy 📅Deputy Sheriff Register now! mcso.us/careers#hiring-event…

Investigation into Kyron Horman’s disappearance ongoing - mcso.us/news-information/inv…

Congratulations to our sheriff’s deputies who graduated from the Basic Police Academy!

A multi-agency public safety mission held in Fairview, Troutdale and Wood Village resulted in 43 traffic stops, 10 arrests, a confiscated handgun, and $2,174.43 in recovered merchandise. Thanks to @PortlandPolice and @GreshamPolice for sending additional officers to support us in our mission to create safe and thriving east county communities. Press release: flashalert.net/id/MCSO/17057…

Beware of this phone scam impersonating our deputies and sergeants. It’s been reported that the scammer claims the recipient has a warrant, unpaid court fines, or has missed jury duty and must pay a fine with a gift card or cash app immediately or be arrested. Often, a tactic of the scammers is to keep the person on the phone during the entire process and tell the person they are not allowed to contact family or friends for advice. Once the scammer receives payment, they may tell the person they can come to an MCSO office for reimbursement. New tactics reported to us include, scammers using fake badge numbers and case numbers to try to legitimize their claims, texting fraudulent warrants, and providing a phone number for callback that has a recorded phone tree similar to MCSO’s. We want to remind the public that we NEVER conduct matters concerning warrant service, missed jury duty, missed court dates or payment of fines over the phone. We urge you to be aware of these ongoing and evolving scams.

Press Release: A months-long investigation by the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office Dangerous Drugs Team resulted in one of the largest illegal fentanyl seizures in state history, and the largest seizure in agency history. flashalert.net/id/MCSO/16854…

WATCH: Today, Nicole Morrisey O’Donnell will be sworn-in as the 41st Sheriff of Multnomah County. She is the first woman to serve in this role in the Sheriff Office’s nearly 170 years of operation. youtu.be/15xwIOa65AI