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Police Services Unit
The Police Services Unit of the Tualatin Police Department is staffed weekdays, from 8am - 5pm (except holidays). The staff provides records management, information and assistance to the public and government agencies, property/evidence control and parking permit services for the downtown core area.
The staff includes three full-time police services technicians, one full-time property/evidence technician and one supervisor.
The records management includes the maintenance of all case reports. The management of these records includes distribution, data entry, records requests, court disposition, expungement of records as well as many other procedural requirements. Vehicle releases are also issued.
The property/evidence responsibilities require strict security, control and adherence to applicable state and federal laws and regulations. Every item maintained in property/evidence must be constantly monitored for security, location and disposition.
Inquiries can be made by email or call 503-691-4800.
Sex offender registrations are processed by appointment only.
