Sheriff
CCSO Case #24-021407
At approximately 5:40 a.m. on Saturday, October 12, 2024, Clackamas County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of a serious traffic crash in the 4000 block of SW Advance Rd. This is in unincorporated Clackamas County, near Wilsonville.
When deputies arrived, they found a Ford F-250 pickup truck that appeared to have left the roadway and crashed through a fence and rolled over an embankment.
Richard Steurer has been located safe. Thank you to everyone who helped in the search and helped spread the word!
CCSO Case #24-019828
On October 3, 2024, Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office detectives learned Tristan Salvadore Thomas, age 43 of Clackamas, died from injuries sustained during an assault that occurred on September 21, 2024, at the Twin Creek Apartments on SE Sunnyside Rd. in Clackamas.
On September 21st, Sheriff’s Office deputies arrived to find Thomas in the parking lot shortly before 11:30 p.m. suffering from multiple stab wounds. Deputies rushed to provide lifesaving medical aid until an ambulance arrived and transported him to a local hospital.
The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office is once again participating in the #PinkPatchProject to promote breast cancer awareness.
The Sheriff's Office is also selling a brand-new, 2024-exclusive pink patch to raise funds for Willamette Falls Hospital's Carol Danielson Suzuki Cancer Center.
As part of #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, throughout October you'll see our deputies wearing badges embroidered in pink stitching to promote breast cancer awareness.
You can also help raise awareness — and support Willamette Falls Hospital's cancer-fighting efforts — by buying one of our pink shoulder patches.
This year, the Sheriff's Office is trying something new: offering an exclusive 2024 pink patch with a new design.
(NOTE: The exclusive 2024 patch is currently sold out. Online orders remain open for the rest of October, and will be fulfilled when the 2024 patches are restocked.)
You can also order a pink K9-themed patch and the "legacy" pink-patch design used in previous years.
This year, all patch-sale proceeds will once again go to the Providence Willamette Falls Medical Foundation Endowment Fund for the Carol Danielson Suzuki Cancer Center, located right here in Clackamas County.
Cancer is an overwhelming experience. On top of the stress and emotions that accompany a cancer battle, there's a lot to keep track of: appointments, treatments, medications, changes to your diet and more . Your patch purchase helps patients through these challenges by supporting an endowment that pays for "patient navigators" and other support staffers whose services and programs are not covered by insurance.
Patient navigators guide cancer patients through the treatment process -- making appointments, ensuring they get to treatments, helping them cope with sudden lifestyle changes, and helping them get back to their normal lives after treatment.
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