Cleanup Completed at Tillamook County Trespass Sites
Sheriff’s Office thanks partner agencies after removing abandoned RVs, debris, and hazardous materials
TILLAMOOK COUNTY, Ore. — The Tillamook County Sheriff’s Office announced that cleanup efforts have been completed at multiple longstanding trespass sites where abandoned RVs, trailers, and significant debris had accumulated.
According to the Sheriff’s Office, recent enforcement actions and follow-up site assessments allowed crews to begin the removal process this week. The cleanup included clearing abandoned vehicles, large garbage piles, and hazardous materials from the affected properties, helping prevent further environmental damage and restoring the areas to safe conditions.
The Sheriff’s Office extended its appreciation to the partner agencies that contributed to the work, including Tillamook County Public Works, Tillamook County Solid Waste, and Burden’s Towing. Each organization played a key role in the safe and thorough removal of the RVs, trailers, and accumulated debris.
Sheriff Josh Brown emphasized the importance of interagency collaboration, noting that coordinated efforts like this are vital to maintaining community safety and livability.
The Sheriff’s Office stated it will continue to monitor known problem locations and work closely with property owners and local partners to prevent future unlawful dumping and trespass activity.
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