Clark County Sheriff's Office has launched an online portal for public records requests, replacing older methods under the Washington Public Records Act RCW 42. 56. The portal allows residents to submit requests for documents, with links provided for policies, exemptions, fee schedules, and printable forms. Other agencies like CRESA and Washington State Patrol maintain specific records, with separate request processes available online.
Sheriff's Office Launches Online Records Portal
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- βClark County Sheriff's Office has launched an online portal for public records requestsβTo submit a request for records, visit our Online Records Request Portal.β
- β The online portal replaces older methods under the Washington Public Records Act RCW 42. 56No usable supporting receipt β unverified.
- βThe portal allows residents to submit requests for documentsβTo submit a request for records, visit our Online Records Request Portal.β
- βLinks are provided for policies, exemptions, fee schedules, and printable formsβSheriff's Office policy, General Order 02.29 Public Records (link to PDF)List of disclosure exemptions (link to PDF)General information and fee schedulePrintable request form (link to PDF)β
- βOther agencies like CRESA and Washington State Patrol maintain specific recordsβ911 / Dispatch records are maintained by CRESA and can be requested at https://cresa.wa.gov(Collision reports are maintained by Washington State Patrol and can be requested at https://www.wsp.wa.gov/driver/collision-records/β
- βSeparate request processes are available online for other agenciesβOther agency records:911 / Dispatch records are maintained by CRESA and can be requested at https://cresa.wa.gov(Collision reports are maintained by Washington State Patrol and can be requested at https://www.wsp.wa.gov/driver/collision-records/Vancouver Police Department (VPD) For incidents which occurred in the Vancouver city limits, VPD is the primary responding agency. Their reports can be requested at https://www.cityofvancouver.us/government/public-records-request/β
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