Clatsop County's emergency notification system, is designed to provide local citizens with immediate information and warnings about storms, floods and tsunamis, water contamination alerts, missing persons reports, road closures and other events.
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503-325-4411
Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm
503-338-6433
503-298-2549
503-325-2061
Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm
503-325-8635
503-325-8641
Tuesday-Saturday, 9:30am-4pm
503-861-0737
503-861-2235
Cell: *677 or 1-800-442-0776
503-738-6311
Our lobby office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, excluding holidays. We recommend calling prior to your arrival; due to training or short-staffing, the lobby may close for lunch. Astoria Police Department 555 30th Street Astoria, OR 97103 Get DirectionsFor officers, please see the Patrol Division for a list of email addresses. For detectives, please visit the Investigation Division for a list of email addresses.
Astoria Police Department has been serving our community since 1876. Our motto - Dedicated to Duty - Committed to Community - is the foundation of our policing philosophy. We provide law enforcement services for the City's residents and visitors 24 hours every day and places particular emphasis on responding to the community's calls for service, investigating crimes and traffic enforcement.
Our men and women are a professional representation of the honorable profession that is policing. You will find them in your neighborhood, at the grocery store, the soccer field and volunteering. They don't practice "community policing" - they live it.
In the early 1800s, a series of principles were adopted that included the principle that the police require the consent and cooperation of the citizenry. This has never been truer. The entire community must work together to address crime and disorder.
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We are proud of the work we do and promise that we will continue to move forward in maintaining and improving our relationship with the public and the services we provide.
Astoria 9-1-1 is operated under the governance of the City of Astoria and dispatches for 3 law enforcement agencies, the Port of Astoria, and 8 fire departments. We are also tasked with afterhours dispatching of 3 public works departments. The dispatch center is staffed by a communications manager and 10 dispatchers. In 2025, Astoria 9-1-1 processed over 12,000 9-1-1 calls and 48,000 non-emergency calls.
All dispatchers are DPSST (Department of Public Safety Standards and Training) certified in both telecommunications and emergency medical dispatch (EMD). To receive these certifications, dispatchers attend a 3-week academy in Salem put on by the state of Oregon followed by a 3-day EMD course. Topics covered during the academy include ethics, communication skills, behavioral health, map reading, criminal law, call handling scenarios, and radio dispatching. Once a basic certification is obtained, dispatchers must complete 17 hours of training each year to keep their certification current. This includes law enforcement dispatch training, emergency medical dispatch training and one hour of ethics training. Dispatchers holding a leadership role, such as the communications manager, operations supervisor or a lead dispatcher must have additional leadership training each year.
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Agencies We Proudly ServeAstoria Police DepartmentClatsop County Sheriff’s OfficeClatsop County Parole & ProbationClatsop County Code EnforcementWarrenton Police DepartmentPort of Astoria Astoria Fire DepartmentCamp Rilea FireElsie Vinemaple Fire DistrictKnappa Fire DistrictLewis and Clark Fire DistrictOlney Walluski Fire DistrictOregon Department of ForestryWarrenton Fire DepartmentAstoria Public WorksClatsop County RoadsWarrenton Public Works
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Stacy KellyChief of PoliceEmail
Candace PozdolskiEmergency Communications ManagerEmail
Claude WrennAdministrative Services ManagerEmail
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Astoria Police Department 555 30th Street Astoria, OR 97103 Lobby Hours: Mon-Fri 9AM to 4PM DIRECTIONS
