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The Washington County District Attorney’s Office, on behalf of the Washington County Interagency Organized Retail Theft Task Force, has secured grant funding from the State of Oregon to support efforts to combat organized retail theft and shoplifting across the county. With this grant, the Washington County District Attorney’s Office can purchase security systems upgrades for qualifying small and medium businesses.
DA Kevin Barton joined Sheriff Caprice Massey on KOIN 6 to discuss our theft prevention campaign. Watch the segment.
Washington County District Attorney’s Office launches campaign to fight retail theft | KOIN 6
Requirements:
- Must be a small to medium-sized business within Washington County
- Business must be registered with the Oregon Secretary of State
- Business must have a store front with merchandise offered for sale, either at retail or wholesale.
To apply, please complete this form. Please click here to access the Spanish version of the application. Stephen Mayer will be in contact with you once we receive your application.
Once approved, a business will either be reimbursed directly for the approved security system upgrade/installation (if the business is able to afford the upfront cost), or the DA’s Office will pay the security system vendor directly (if the business cannot afford the upfront cost).
Please send an email to Stephen Mayer at [email protected] at the Washington County DA’s Office with any questions.
Applications will close on August 31, 2025.
Contact
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Stephen Mayer
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Public Information Officer
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