Compare Oregon sheriff department costs

Sheriff department cost and staffing across all 36 counties. Click a column header to sort. Hover a column header to see what it measures. Data as of 2026-08-12.

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County Population Budget $/resident Sworn / 100k res Custody / 100k res Beds / 100k res
Baker County 16,685
Benton County 95,615
Clackamas County 420,925
Clatsop County 41,190
Columbia County 52,865
Coos County 64,908
Crook County 24,987
Curry County 23,404
Deschutes County 199,352
Douglas County 111,322
Gilliam County 1,983
Grant County 7,237
Harney County 7,496
Hood River County 23,965
Jackson County 222,604
Jefferson County 24,659
Josephine County 87,994
Klamath County 69,506
Lake County 8,201
Lane County 382,218
Lincoln County 50,334
Linn County 128,598
Malheur County 31,538
Marion County 345,815
Morrow County 12,140
Multnomah County 808,098
Polk County 87,600
Sherman County 1,900
Tillamook County 27,345
Umatilla County 79,904
Union County 26,286
Wallowa County 7,439
Wasco County 26,639
Washington County 599,541
Wheeler County 1,407
Yamhill County 107,674

A note on data vintages and definitions. Population is the US Census Bureau's 2018-2022 American Community Survey 5-year estimate. Sheriff staffing is not currently loaded for Oregon, so the staffing columns show a dash throughout this table. They previously carried the US Census Bureau's Census of Governments Employment 2022 figure, which counts a county government's police protection and corrections employment by function code rather than by agency. That total includes the county probation department, the coroner and the crime lab, and it excludes the sheriff's own court services staff, so it does not describe a sheriff's office. Staffing will return here when a county-published figure is loaded. County jail data has not yet been loaded for Oregon. The Oregon Department of Corrections holds statutory authority to inspect county jails (ORS 169.070), while the state's actual jail inspections, a voluntary review against the Oregon Jail Standards performed twice a year, are conducted by the Oregon State Sheriffs' Association's Jail Command Council; neither agency publishes a public jail facility or capacity dataset. Sheriff department budget data has not yet been loaded for Oregon. Sheriff names were collected from the Oregon State Sheriffs' Association's per-county sheriff profiles and machine-verified against county sources in July 2026; all 36 counties are named. Deschutes County's sheriff, Ty Rupert, is serving in an interim capacity through December 31, 2026.