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Vote YES for the Sheriff’s Law Enforcement Service District
Vote YES on Measure 17-115 in the November 7, 2023 Election
Your Sheriff and Your County Need Your Help! Help stabilize county patrols, dispatch, and evidence services.
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In cooperation with a group of concerned citizens, Sheriff Dave Daniel initiated the formation of the Josephine County Law Enforcement Service District to provide dedicated funding for county patrols, dispatch, and evidence services to prevent and investigate crime in the county area.
By law, these funds can only be used by the district for patrol, dispatch, and evidence services and can NOT be used for other county programs.
Formation of this district would:
Stabilize and retain county patrol services for county residents
Support patrols with dispatch and evidence services
Provide funds that can only be used for rural law enforcement
The district would also form a Citizens Advisory Committee to advise the Board of County Commissioners as the governing body on matters concerning the district including budgeting, enforcement priorities, and general operations.
The proposed dedicated fixed rate for this district is up to $0.99 per $1,000 assessed value. The rate would take effect July 1, 2024.
The district boundary would cover Josephine County, including the City of Cave Junction and excluding the City of Grants Pass.