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County Judge and County Commissioners:
(Sherman County Court / Board of Commissioners)
541-565-3416
Sherman County Courthouse
P.O. Box 365
500 Court Street
Moro, Oregon 97039
County Judge/Juvenile Judge:
541-565-3416
Gary Thompson
Commissioners:
Steve Burnet
Sherry Kaseberg
Assessor:
Dick Stradley
565-3505
Appraiser:
Jenine McDermid
541-565-3505
Biggs Service District:
Sabrina Absolon, Director
541-739-2757
Clerk:
Linda Cornie
541-565-3606
Chief Deputy Clerk:
Debbie Hayden
Deputy Clerk:
Carol Thompson
Columbia River Wraparound
Doris Hubbard
Family Care Coordinator Sherman/Gilliam Counties
110 Main Street, Unit 2
Moro, Oregon 97039
541-565-0585
541-980-7326
Two days in Moro, Two days in Condon
Commission on Children & Families:
Dee Lieuallen-Kaseberg, Director
541-565-3200
Community Corrections:
541-565-3461
221 S.Oregon, PO Box 685, Condon, OR 97823
541-384-2852
fax 541-384-2878
Community Development Department &
Community Development Commission:
541-565-3601
District Attorney:
Tara Lawrence
565-3534
Jaune' Sipe, Clerk
Drug & Alcohol Prevention Coalition:
Sherrie Slay Martin, Coordinator
541-565-3461
fax 541-565-3178
Emergency Services:
Shawn Payne
Director of Emergency Services
541-565-3100
541-565-3024 fax
Fair Board - Sherman County Fair:
541-565-3510
Dee Kaseberg, Staff
Family Care Resource & Referral &
Lifespan Respite Care Network:
Family Care Resource & Referral is an early childhood program and child care resource & referral agency for Gilliam, Sherman and Wheeler Counties; and a Lifespan Respite Care Network for Sherman and Wheeler Counties.
541-565-3434 or 1-877-279-8262
Susan Lissman, Director 541-565-3434
susan_lissman@class.orednet.org
For Wheeler County:
Sherian Asher, Resource and Referral Specialist and Respite Care Specialist 541-763-4121 or 763-2024
For Gilliam County:
Bonnie Church, Resource & Referral Specialist, 541-384-6230
Healthy Start - Families First
The Sherman County Healthy Start project is called Families First of Wasco/Sherman Counties. Services are provided to interested families of all new born babies until they are five years old or before entering kindergarten.
Stephanie Hill
1005 W 6th
The Dalles, OR 97058
541-296-8118
Justice of The Peace:
Ron McDermid
541-565-3572
Mary Ann King, Clerk
Cathie Coles, Clerk
Juvenile Department:
Amber Ament
541-565-3461
PO Box 263, Moro, OR 97039
fax 541-565-3178
Lower John Day Investment Board,
Gilliam, Sherman, Wasco and Wheeler Counties:
Long-term planning by the Lower John Day Regional Partnership influences implementation of Regional Investment and Rural Investment funding, primarily for project feasibility and technical assistance. Goals include improvements in regional infrastructure, identification of development opportunities, business expansion and diversification and sustained staff capacity to community and economic development.
Mid-Columbia Bus Company:
541-442-5723
Mid-Columbia Center for Living - Mental Health:
419 E 7th Street, Courthouse Annex A, The Dalles, OR
General Access 541-296-5452
Local Crisis Number 541-296-6307
Crisis 1-800-SUICIDE 1-800-784-2433
Mid-Columbia Community Action Program:
541-298-5131
http://www.mccac.com/Services.htm
Helping People Help Themselves!
Mid Columbia Community Action Council offers services geared toward the low income population of Wasco, Hood River and Sherman Counties in Oregon. ... weatherization - food - energy - housing - water -
daycare food - respite care - tax counseling.
Mid-Columbia Council of Governments:
541-298-4101
www.mccog.com/
OneStop Worknet Center - Workforce Training - Public Transportation -
Senior & Disabled Services - Fiscal Services - Six Rivers Mediation Services.
The mission of the Mid-Columbia Council of Governments (MCCOG) is to serve as a forum for intergovernmental cooperation and cost effectiveness by providing joint strategic planning for the provision of services; centralization of expertise which may not be affordable by individual member organizations; and the acquisition of revenue with which to fund programs and services as designated by its Board of Directors and the member governments which they represent.
Mid-Columbia Economic Development District:
541-296-2266
http://www.cgeda.com/mcedd.htm
MCEDD's mission is to promote the creation of family-wage jobs, the diversification of the economic base, and the growth, development and retention of business and industry within the five-county district. MCEDD's development goals and objectives continue to help the region's rural communities find resources to assist in their own development, promote private sector expansion and employment, and identify weaknesses while taking advantage of their opportunities and strengths.
Moro Medical Center - Sherman County Health District:
541-565-3325
Moro Rural Fire Protection District:
541-565-3100
North Central Education Service District
North Central ESD Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education
Frontier Learning Network
http://www.ncesd.k12.or.us/
Anthony Lanni, Superintendent
The North Central Education Service District (ESD) serves Gilliam, Sherman, and Wheeler Counties' school districts. The North Central ESD provides a number of support services through the resolution process for six school districts covering over 3,700 square miles.
Services include, but are not limited to, print and graphic services, technology planning and support services, special education support personnel, and assistance in curriculum development, Frontier Learning Network and meeting Oregon's School Reform Act requirements.
North Sherman Fire Protection District:
541-442-5252 or 9-1-1
Northern Oregon Regional Corrections (NORCOR)
Adult Corrections 541-298-1576
Juvenile Corrections 541-208-1447
Paul Barnett, Administrator
201 Webber Rd, The Dalles, OR 97058
Phone: (541) 298-4344
Fax: (541) 298-1337
Email:
Oregon Circuit Court:
Sarah Irzyk, Circuit Court Clerk
541-565-3650
http://www.ojd.state.or.us/courts/circuit/index.htm
Each of Oregon's 36 counties has a circuit court. Sherman County is in District 7: Hood River, Wasco, Sherman and Gilliam Counties. Circuit Court has an office staffed by the Circuit Court Clerk in the county courthouse. The state is divided into 27 judicial districts, each of which has one or more counties. State law determines the number of judges elected in each district, generally based on population and volume of cases. Because some Oregon counties have relatively small populations and caseloads, the legislature has combined them into multicounty judicial districts. Circuit judges are elected within the judicial district in which they serve.
Oregon State University Extension Service:
541-565-3230
Sandy Macnab (Chairman and Cereal Crops)
Joan Bird (Office Manager and 4H Program Assistant)
Sue Mabe (Secretary- Thursday and Friday).
Extension delivers objective, researched-based non-formal education to help Oregonians solve problems, develop leadership and manage resources wisely.
http://extension.oregonstate.edu/sherman/
Planning Department & Planning Commission:
Georgia Macnab, Planner
541-565-3601
Road Department & Rural Road Advisory Committee:
Mark Coles, Roadmaster
541-565-3271
Sheriff:
Brad Lohrey
Shirlee McAllister, Administrative Assistant
541-565-3622
Sherman County Public/School Library
541-565-3279
www.sherman.k12.or.us/library
Sherman County School District:
Dale Coles, Superintendent
541-565-3333
fax 541-565-3338
http://www.sherman.k12.or.us/District/index.html
Sherman County RV Park:
Sherman County RV Park
Summer season, Camp Hosts: 541-565-3127
Off-season: 541-565-3601
Open April 1 through October 31, this county-operated site at Moro has 33 hook-ups with electricity, water and sewer and a laundry facility. It is unique in that horse stalls and an arena are accessible to visitors. Rates are $14 a night or $7 for dry camp or tents.
Sherman Soil & Water Conservation District:
541-565-3403
http://sherman.oacd.org/
- Soil and Water Conservation - Reducing soil erosion and improve water quality
- Watershed Enhancement and Restoration - In conjunction with Senate Bill 1010 and The Oregon Plan
- Agricultural Water Quality Management Plans - Lower Deschutes and Lower John Day Rivers
- Securing Funding for On-The-Ground Projects
- Education - Schools, Tours, Natural Resource Youth Camps
South Sherman Fire Protection District:
541-333-2525 or 9-1-1
Sunrise Sanitation:
541-442-5454
Recycling Schedule:
2nd Friday & Saturday each month - Moro, 9 - 4:30
3rd Friday & Saturday each month - Wasco, 9 - 4:30
4th Friday & Saturday each month - Rufus, 9 - 4:30
Monday & Tuesday each week - Grass Valley, 1-3
(Bins for cardboard, glass, tin, newspapers and magazines.)
Weekly routes:
-Rufus - Monday
-Moro & Grass Valley - Tuesday
-Kent - 4th Wednesday
-Wasco - Friday
-Biggs - Monday, Wednesday & Friday.
-State & federal parks & Bureau of Indian Affairs - Monday & Friday
-Will-call pickup, call Sunrise three days in advance.
-Transfer site is open every 2nd & 4th Saturday from 12 - 4. For $10 additional fee, Sunrise will open the transfer site on other days.
Roll-off boxes are available - 20-30-40-yard boxes. Call for rates.
Tax Collector:
Shirlee McAllister
541-565-3623
The Oregon Consortium & Oregon Workforce Alliance:
www.tocowa.org/
Three Rivers Transit, Inc.
541-565-3211
Sherman County, using special transportation funds, contracts with Three Rivers Transit, Inc., a non-profit provider, to meet transportation needs of Sherman County elderly, disabled and other persons.
Treasurer:
Marnene Benson
541-565-3553
Tri-County Community Corrections:
John Folliard
221 S. Oregon, PO Box 685, Condon, OR 97823
541-384-2852
fax 541-384-2878
Veterans' Services:
Daryl Melzer, Veterans' Officer
541-442-5248
http://www.odva.state.or.us/
Victims' Advocate:
Trena Gray
Teri Sanderson
541-565-3534
Wasco-Sherman Public Health:
541-296-4636
Women, Infants & Children (WIC) - Family Planning - Immunization - Tobacco Education and Prevention - Prenatal Care - Sexually Transmitted Diseases - Bioterrorism
Weed Department:
Rod Asher, Director
541-565-3655
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