Marion County Sheriff's Office

Coffee with a Deputy ☕

Come join us Thursday, July 16, 2026, from 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM at Route 99 (9015 Portland Rd NE Brooks, OR 97305) to meet some of your local MCSO deputies and see some Sheriff's Office vehicles.

We look forward to seeing you!

Marion County Search and Rescue Rescues Injured Husky near Olallie Butte

Last night, Marion County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue (SAR) volunteers responded to assist with the rescue of a 75-pound husky near the summit of Olallie Butte after suffering injuries that prevented it from walking.

SAR volunteers hiked to the dog's location, assessed the situation, and safely secured the husky in a wheeled litter designed for backcountry rescues. The team then carefully transported the dog down the trail to its awaiting owners.

We are grateful for the dedication of our SAR volunteers, who are always ready to respond—whether the call is for a person or a beloved family pet.

If you're heading into the outdoors with your pets, remember to plan ahead, carry plenty of water, be mindful of trail conditions, and know your pet's physical limits. A little preparation can help keep every member of your hiking party safe.

Operation Dry Water is a national outreach and enforcement campaign aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of boating under the influence (BUI) and removing impaired operators form our nation's waterways.

Reminder to not drink and drive, which includes your boat.

Reminder that our administrative offices will be closed today, July 3rd, for the 4th of July. Our administrative offices will reopen Monday the 6th.

As always, our deputies will be working 24/7 to keep our community safe.

Reminder this weekend to not drink and drive, and practice fire safety.

Congratulations to Deputy Alan Jefferson on nearing the completion of the Field Training and Evaluation Program (FTEP)!

Deputy Jefferson grew up in both Keizer and Albany and is excited to serve the community he calls home. When he's not on duty, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, watching sports, and raising his dog.

Having grown up around law enforcement, Deputy Jefferson saw firsthand the positive impact the profession can have on a community. He chose a career in law enforcement because he cares about people, wants to make a difference, and is passionate about helping others through difficult moments while being someone they can trust.

We're proud to have Deputy Jefferson as part of the Marion County Sheriff's Office team and look forward to his continued success in serving our community.

We are hiring!

Check out our variety of open positions at http://gomcso.com?utm_source=social&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=Recruitment&utm_content=ap_piunkiloxl. Email [email protected] with questions.

This Fourth of July, be sure to check and follow local firework use and sales regulations. They're in place for a reason.

Learn more about fireworks in Oregon here: https://www.oregon.gov/osfm/Pages/Fireworks-Education.aspx

July is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month. 🚗

Keep your car and possessions safe.
Lock your doors and windows.
Don't leave valuables in your car.
Park in well-lit areas.

Congratulations on Your Retirement, Marcela Sedivy!

After more than 23 years of dedicated service to the Marion County Sheriff's Office, we are proud to congratulate Marcela Sedivy on her well-earned retirement.

Marcela joined the Marion County Sheriff's Office in 2003, bringing with her experience from the West Valley Housing Authority in Dallas, Oregon. She began her MCSO career at the front reception desk, where she developed strong relationships with the public and gained a deep understanding of the agency's operations. A few months later, she transitioned to the Civil Division, where she spent the majority of her career.

During her time with MCSO, Marcela also served as the Sheriff's Administrative Assistant before returning to the Civil Division, where she continued to serve with professionalism, dedication, and a commitment to excellence.

Throughout her career, Marcela became a valued member of the Sheriff's Office family, known for her knowledge, positive attitude, and willingness to help others. Her contributions have left a lasting impact on the agency, her coworkers, and the countless community members she assisted over the years.

As she begins this exciting new chapter, Marcela looks forward to spending more time with her children and grandchildren, creating lasting memories with family, and exploring the beautiful landscapes of the Southwest, the region she proudly calls home.

Please join us in thanking Marcela for her more than two decades of outstanding service to Marion County and wishing her all the best in retirement. Congratulations, Marcela, and thank you for your dedication to our community. We wish you many years of happiness, adventure, and well-deserved relaxation!