Reports and Maps

You can make any request you have for public records by writing to the specific office's public records officer identified below. The request should identify the particular record desired with enough specificity so it can be located. Individual county departments may have specific public record request forms available. Copies of records shall be made at the costs indicated in Resolution No. C-33-96.

 

This department is also the County Coroner and the attorney for other Ferry County departments and the County Commissioners. Submit your Public Records Request form to Cindy Nelson, Office Administrative Assistant, or complete an online form.

Within five business days of receipt of the request the county will either: (1) provide the record(s); OR (2) acknowledge the request and provide a reasonable time estimate for the response; OR (3) deny the request. The County will charge a fee of $0.15 per copy plus the cost of mailing. Payment may be required before copying or mailing.

Clark County Public Information and Outreach works with county programs, citizens, neighborhood associations, news media, and other interested groups to distribute accurate and timely information about county services, activities, and issues.

The Records staff processes all criminal reports and supplemental reports generated by the Sheriff’s Office staff. Other tasks include processing requests from insurance companies, attorneys, other law enforcement agencies, other county departments, and the general public.

The records department processes, maintains and disseminates criminal and police records pertaining to victims, suspects and arrestees.  Copies of police reports are available for pickup at the Asotin County Sheriff’s Office, located at 127 2nd Street in Asotin from 9-5pm Monday through Friday. Collision reports are also available for a fee of $5.00.

This link gives information and map location for every Seattle Fire Department Station.