Crook County Juvenile Department

Crook County Sheriff Search and Rescue is a dedicated volunteer organization in Prineville, OR, providing professional-level search and rescue services to residents and visitors in backcountry, rural, and urban areas as requested by the Sheriff. They also offer mutual aid support to neighboring counties and serve as an educational resource, offering information and training to the community. With rigorous training and a commitment to preparedness, Crook County Sheriff Search and Rescue stands ready to assist in all types of search and rescue missions. Their BackCountry Survival page provides valuable tips and suggestions to enhance one's chances of survival in the wilderness, while their membership program offers an opportunity for individuals to give back to the community. Donations to this incorporated charitable organization are welcomed to support the acquisition of rescue equipment and supplies.Generated from the website

The Crook County Historical Society in Prineville, OR is a local organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of the county. With a focus on the Oregon Juvenile Directors Association (OJDDA), they provide resources, training, and support to directors and members, ensuring the effective management of juvenile departments across the state. Located in Monmouth, OR, the Oregon Juvenile Directors Association (OJDDA) is committed to promoting excellence in the field of juvenile justice. Through their various committees and officers, they offer valuable resources, policies, and job listings, while also organizing training conferences and providing risk assessment and detention services to address the unique needs of the community.Generated from the website

CCHD is nationally accredited by the Public Health Accreditation Board. This means we have met national standards and measures that are proven to advance public health practice and improve the health of our community.