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Sheriff’s Office – Trespass Enforcement Form

ByTom Atkinson




You can donate directly to the McKenzie CDC above who will direct funds to recovery efforts in the McKenzie River valley. Use the Paypal Donate button above to help support the residents of the valley so badly scarred by the Holiday Farm Fire.

If you are worried about looters or people trespassing on your property after the wildfires The Lane County Sherrif’s Office has just posted a form here you can sign and return to them explicitly allowing them to enforce criminal trespass on your property in your absence. Download the form from the link above and we have also embedded it below.

This will take you a couple of minutes to fill out and hopefully provide some peace of mind when you are not able to be on your property.

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