APPLICATIONS & REQUESTS

Block Party Permit Application
A "Block Party" is a gathering organized by the residents of the neighborhood abutting the street to be closed, for their enjoyment. A Block Party Permit must be obtained to close a public street to conduct a neighborhood block party.

Public Records Request
This form is used to process public records requests in accordance with the Oregon Public Records Law (ORS Chapter 192).

Ride-Along Application
This form is to request permission to ride as a citizen observer with an officer of the Lake Oswego Police Department.

Special Events Permit Application
Special Events are gatherings/events that involve a large group of people (compared to the usual occupancy of the site), and:

• Are advertised to the public and do not occur regularly on the site (LOC 20.06.500);
• Impact or use City streets (including curb or parking lane), sidewalks, and public rights-of-way, or
• Use City facilities or property (i.e. city buildings, parks, and parking lots.)

Movie / Photo Permit
Production companies and photographers are required to obtain a Movie / Photo Permit whenever the filming / photo shoot involves the closure or restriction of a street, right-of-way, or use of a City property or facility, e.g., park, building.

LOPD Patch Order Form
Because of the ever-increasing demand, we have found it necessary to charge $5.00 for each patch. This form can be printed out, completed, and mailed in with payment.

Alarm Use Permit Application
Print this form, fill it out and return it to our Alarm Coordinator for consideration of an alarm permit.

OREGON DMV FORMS

DMV's Most Downloaded Forms
Traffic Accident and Insurance Report Form
DMV Change of Address Form
Oregon Driver Manual (English)
Manual del Conductor de Oregon

OTHER FORMS

Babysitter Check-list
This valuable list will provide babysitter's with a list of important phone numbers and contacts.

Identity Theft Victim's Packet
If you feel that you have been the victim of an Identify Theft, contact the Lake Oswego Police Department at (503) 635-0238 and request to file an Identity Theft report. To assist you in the correction of your credit and help ensure that you are not responsible for the debts incurred by the identity thief, download and print this packet.

Rights of ID Theft Victims (FACTA)
This link has information about the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003, and includes information about the rights of Identity Theft Victims.

ID Theft Affidavit
Use this form to assist in clearing up Identity Theft problems and to assist law enforcement with the investigation of your case.

ID Theft Sample Dispute Letters
These are examples of letters you can send to your creditors or the credit bureaus.

Business Check Report Packet
If you are a merchant and have received a forged check returned to you from the bank, the Lake Oswego Police Department requires that you present the original check with the Affidavit of Forgery completed by the account holder, as well as the employee who completed the transaction with the suspect. When this information is available, download the Business Check Report Packet from this site. Once completed, business owners or representative may contact the Lake Oswego Police Department at (503) 635-0238 to report the fraud. Please follow all instructions carefully.

Please note that if there is a confirmed forgery in progress with the suspect still at your location, immediately call 9-1-1. In this case, no Affidavit is required.

If you have received a check back from the bank that is not payable due to a Closed Account or Non-sufficient Funds (NSF), and the negotiated amount of the check is under $750, you may make a report by contacting the Clackamas County Check Enforcement Program at 1-800-671-3049 or their website at http://www.hotchecks.net/clackamas/

Checks over $750 will be investigated by the Lake Oswego Police Department. It will be helpful to the officer investigating the complaint if the above referenced form is completed prior to the officer's arrival as it will contain the information necessary to investigate the crime, even if it is not being referred to Clackamas County's Check Enforcement Program.