What are the zoning laws and related codes in Sherman County?
Sherman County’s Zoning, Subdivision, Partitioning, and Land Development Ordinance contains county zoning laws and related codes.
Sherman County’s Zoning, Subdivision, Partitioning, and Land Development Ordinance contains county zoning laws and related codes.
See the land-use fee schedule for fees associated with zone changes, boundary line adjustments, and conditional use permits. The related documents you may need are as follows: Conditional Use Permit Application, Conditional Use Permit Checklist, Zoning Ordinance, Partition Application, Boundary Line Adjustment Application, and Zone Change Application/Comp Plan Amendment Application.
Contact Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles in nearby The Dalles, Oregon.
Contact The Dalles Social Security Office in nearby The Dalles, Oregon.
Apply online at https://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/passports/FAQs.html. Passport photos can be taken at the Sherman County Clerk’s Office for $10. To check your passport application status, go to https://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/passports/information/application-status.html.
For births or deaths within Sherman County, submit the Birth Certificate or Death Certificate request form to the North Central Public Health District to receive your certificate. Call (541) 506-2600 with questions; cost is $25 per certificate. Certificates can be requested up to six months after the birth or death; after that residents must go … Continued
Sherman County Justice Court is the judicial branch of county government. It processes citations issued by law enforcement agencies for traffic violations, boating violations, fish and game violations, and other civil violations. The Court also handles small claims and eviction actions. Meanwhile, the Court’s Justice of the Peace can perform weddings as time allows.
Contact the Clerk’s Office at countyclerk@shermancounty.net or (541) 565-3606 or fill out a public records request form.
See Oregon’s Smokefree Workplace Law online for information and a complaint form.
The Prevention Program works closely with the Sherman County School District, Juvenile Court, and Sheriff’s Office — as well as other government and non-government agencies — to provide information and alternative activities for the youth of Sherman County. To become involved, see the job descriptions and applications at the bottom of the Prevention page.