Are you a victim/survivor of a crime?
If the case has NOT been resolved and you have questions or if you would like to be notified of upcoming hearings, please contact the District Attorney’s Office Victim Assistance Program at 503-846-8314
If you are a survivor of a crime and the case IS resolved in the courts and the person will be supervised by Washington County Probation and Parole, please contact our Victim Assistance Specialist to request assistance with the following:
- Questions about Probation and Parole guidelines or No-Contact Orders
- Restraining Order or Stalking Order information
- Referrals to Counseling or Support Groups
- Referrals to resources, such as shelter, food/clothing, legal services and mental health
- VISOR notification for victims when someone may be released from jail or prison
- Crime Victims’ Compensation Information
Things the Victim Assistance Specialist cannot do
- Provide legal advice
- Provide financial assistance
- Change a No-Contact Order
If our VA Specialist is out of the office and you have questions about someone’s probation/parole, please call the Washington County Probation and Parole Division at 503-846-3400 and ask to speak to the Probation Officer assigned to the case. You will need to know the name of the person under supervision. The birthdate is helpful if you have it.
For assistance filing a Restraining or Stalking Order, or to sign up for domestic violence-related individual counseling or support groups, contact the FJCWC—Family Justice Center of Washington County
Please see information on Protective Orders and additional Resources & Links.
Contact
Amy Smith, Victim Assistance Specialist
503-846-3026
[email protected]
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