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Anthony Hernandez to fill Sheriff Vacancy
- By Sheriff JCSO
- Published 03/23/2009
- Press Releases
The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners has appointed Undersheriff Anthony “Tony” S. Hernandez to fill the unexpired term of Sheriff Mike Brasfield.
Volunteers
- By Sheriff JCSO
- Published 03/8/2009
- Other Information
Volunteers are very important to the animals at JCAS and helps JCAS achieve our goals. You have the option of spending as little as 6 hours a month visiting the shelter or everyday! We can always use the help.
Pet Owners and the Law
- By Sheriff JCSO
- Published 03/8/2009
- Other Information
Washington State has one of the strictest dangerous dog laws in the nation. It is the owner’s responsibility to control his or her animal. Failure to do so may result in criminal prosecution as well as civil suit.
Adoption
- By Sheriff JCSO
- Published 03/8/2009
- Adoption
For a complete list of animals currently in the Shelter please visit www.petfinder.org.
Where to Adopt
Jefferson County Animal Services
112 Critter Lane
Port Townsend, WA 98368
360.385.3292
Adoption Fee
$81.00 for cats / $94.00 for dogs / $120.00 for puppies
which includes:
Where to Adopt
Jefferson County Animal Services
112 Critter Lane
Port Townsend, WA 98368
360.385.3292
Adoption Fee
$81.00 for cats / $94.00 for dogs / $120.00 for puppies
which includes:
- License
- Spaying or neutering
- Initial shots
- Worming
- Free health exam from participating veterinarian (If performed within 14 days of adoption)
Services and Fees
- By Sheriff JCSO
- Published 03/8/2009
- Services and Fees
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Services & Fees Fees are charged for certain of the services provided by Animal Services. Below you will find a detailed list of those services and the fee associated with the service.
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Methamphetamine Information
- By Sheriff JCSO
- Published 03/8/2009
- Information
According to the National Institute on Drug Addiction (NIDA) Methamphetamine is an addictive stimulant drug that strongly activates certain systems in the brain. Methamphetamine is chemically related to amphetamine, but the central nervous system effects of methamphetamine are greater. Both drugs have some limited therapeutic uses, primarily in the treatment of obesity.
Idenity Theft
- By Sheriff JCSO
- Published 03/8/2009
- Information
Identity theft has become a major concern to law enforcement throughout the United States. It is the fastest growing crime and affects more than 500,000 new victims each year. We've all heard horror stories about fraud that's committed on us in stealing a name, address, Social Security number, credit cards, etc. Here's some critical information to limit the damage in case this happens to you or someone you know.
Internet Fraud
- By Sheriff JCSO
- Published 03/8/2009
- Information
Internet Fraud has become a serious concern for everyone that utilizes email, auctions and on-line shopping. Since it is often difficult to establish a jurisdiction for fraud complaints occurring on the internet, the Internet Fraud Complaint Center has been established. It is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the National White Collar Crime Center. This organization provides a resource for understanding Internet Fraud and a system for filing complaints of Internet Fraud.
FAQ's
- By Sheriff JCSO
- Published 03/8/2009
- Civil Process
How do I get the Sheriff’s Office to come and evict my tenant?
The Sheriff’s Office does not become involved in any evictions until you obtain the “Writ of Restitution”. There are several steps you must take prior to obtaining this document. They can be explained to you by your attorney. Another helpful resource is the pamphlet “Landlord/Tenant Laws” which is put out by the Office of the Attorney General and copies can be obtained through the Attorney General’s Office or the Sheriff’s Office.
Click here for a copy of the Washington State Attorney General's Office pamphlet on the Landlord/Tenant Law.
How do I get a protection order?
If you are a victim of domestic violence, this information will help you decide if you need a court order for protection and explain how to get one. There are three types of court orders that can protect you depending on whether other legal proceedings have already been filed. You can get:
The Sheriff’s Office does not become involved in any evictions until you obtain the “Writ of Restitution”. There are several steps you must take prior to obtaining this document. They can be explained to you by your attorney. Another helpful resource is the pamphlet “Landlord/Tenant Laws” which is put out by the Office of the Attorney General and copies can be obtained through the Attorney General’s Office or the Sheriff’s Office.
Click here for a copy of the Washington State Attorney General's Office pamphlet on the Landlord/Tenant Law.
How do I get a protection order?
If you are a victim of domestic violence, this information will help you decide if you need a court order for protection and explain how to get one. There are three types of court orders that can protect you depending on whether other legal proceedings have already been filed. You can get:
- An Order for Protection (whether or not a criminal charge or domestic relations case has been filed).
- A No Contact Order (if a criminal charge has been filed against the abuser).
- A Restraining Order (only if a domestic relations case, such as a divorce or child custody action has been filed).
Before you seek an order:
If you are attacked (physically assaulted), call 911 immediately.
The deputy must arrest the abuser if:
- you are or were in a domestic relationship, and
- the deputy must have reason to believe an assault occurred within the past four hours.
For further information contact Chief Civil Deputy at:
(360) 385-3831 extension 390 or directly at (360) 385-9390.
Forest Products
- By Sheriff JCSO
- Published 03/8/2009
- Permits
Specialized Forest Products Permit Validation
Permits to transport or harvest Specialized Forest Products can be obtained and/or validated during regular business hours.
In Washington, timber harvesting and related activities on private lands (road construction, water crossings and diversions, chemical application, reforestation and debris disposal) are regulated by the State's Forest Practices Act and Forest Practices Rule. The Act and subsequent rules protect water, fish, wildlife and capital improvements of the State and its political subdivisions while maintaining a viable forest products industry.
Wood Cutting Permit : Permits for cutting on state lands are issued from the DNR.
