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Help us bring back our k9 program!  
  
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is working on restarting our canine (K9) program after the retirement of K9 Ghost in 2025. Patrol K9s are highly trained partners that help track suspects, locate evidence, and protect responders during high-risk situations. All of this helps keep our community safe.  
  
Bringing a new K9 into service is a significant investment. Estimated costs include:  
- $12,000–$15,000 for acquisition  
- $2,000–$5,000 for specialized training  
- $1,000–$2,000 for a custom ballistic vest  
Plus ongoing care, housing, and medical expenses  
  
Your donation directly supports this program and helps us put a new K9 back on duty for Lincoln County!  
  
🤝 In person donations  
Bring cash or a check (payable to the Lincoln County Foundation) to the Support Services Division at the Lincoln County Courthouse (225 W. Olive St., Room 203, Newport, OR 97635). Make sure the check notes the donation is for the Patrol K9 Program.  
  
✉️ Mail in donations  
Mail your check (payable to the to the Lincoln County Foundation) using the address below. Make sure the check notes the donation is for the Patrol K9 Program.   
  
Mail to:  
Lincoln County Foundation  
Attn: Lincoln County Sheriff Community Fund - Patrol K9 Program   
PO BOX 622   
Newport, OR 97365
Help us bring back our k9 program!  
  
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is working on restarting our canine (K9) program after the retirement of K9 Ghost in 2025. Patrol K9s are highly trained partners that help track suspects, locate evidence, and protect responders during high-risk situations. All of this helps keep our community safe.  
  
Bringing a new K9 into service is a significant investment. Estimated costs include:  
- $12,000–$15,000 for acquisition  
- $2,000–$5,000 for specialized training  
- $1,000–$2,000 for a custom ballistic vest  
Plus ongoing care, housing, and medical expenses  
  
Your donation directly supports this program and helps us put a new K9 back on duty for Lincoln County!  
  
🤝 In person donations  
Bring cash or a check (payable to the Lincoln County Foundation) to the Support Services Division at the Lincoln County Courthouse (225 W. Olive St., Room 203, Newport, OR 97635). Make sure the check notes the donation is for the Patrol K9 Program.  
  
✉️ Mail in donations  
Mail your check (payable to the to the Lincoln County Foundation) using the address below. Make sure the check notes the donation is for the Patrol K9 Program.   
  
Mail to:  
Lincoln County Foundation  
Attn: Lincoln County Sheriff Community Fund - Patrol K9 Program   
PO BOX 622   
Newport, OR 97365
Help us bring back our k9 program! The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is working on restarting our canine (K9) program after the retirement of K9 Ghost in 2025. Patrol K9s are highly trained partners that help track suspects, locate evidence, and protect responders during high-risk situations. All of this helps keep our community safe. Bringing a new K9 into service is a significant investment. Estimated costs include: - $12,000–$15,000 for acquisition - $2,000–$5,000 for specialized training - $1,000–$2,000 for a custom ballistic vest Plus ongoing care, housing, and medical expenses Your donation directly supports this program and helps us put a new K9 back on duty for Lincoln County! 🤝 In person donations Bring cash or a check (payable to the Lincoln County Foundation) to the Support Services Division at the Lincoln County Courthouse (225 W. Olive St., Room 203, Newport, OR 97635). Make sure the check notes the donation is for the Patrol K9 Program. ✉️ Mail in donations Mail your check (payable to the to the Lincoln County Foundation) using the address below. Make sure the check notes the donation is for the Patrol K9 Program. Mail to: Lincoln County Foundation Attn: Lincoln County Sheriff Community Fund - Patrol K9 Program PO BOX 622 Newport, OR 97365

Published on: 03/13/2026

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Help us bring back our k9 program!

The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is working on restarting our canine (K9) program after the retirement of K9 Ghost in 2025. Patrol K9s are highly trained partners that help track suspects, locate evidence, and protect responders during high-risk situations. All of this helps keep our community safe.

Bringing a new K9 into service is a significant investment. Estimated costs include:
- $12,000–$15,000 for acquisition
- $2,000–$5,000 for specialized training
- $1,000–$2,000 for a custom ballistic vest
Plus ongoing care, housing, and medical expenses

Your donation directly supports this program and helps us put a new K9 back on duty for Lincoln County!

🤝 In person donations
Bring cash or a check (payable to the Lincoln County Foundation) to the Support Services Division at the Lincoln County Courthouse (225 W. Olive St., Room 203, Newport, OR 97635). Make sure the check notes the donation is for the Patrol K9 Program.

✉️ Mail in donations
Mail your check (payable to the to the Lincoln County Foundation) using the address below. Make sure the check notes the donation is for the Patrol K9 Program.

Mail to:
Lincoln County Foundation
Attn: Lincoln County Sheriff Community Fund - Patrol K9 Program
PO BOX 622
Newport, OR 97365

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