Pepperball launchers & munitions
Outfitting all patrol deputies with less-lethal options improves safety for officers and community members alike — and reduces reliance on more dangerous tools.
Every deputy equipped

Immediate Needs
A working list of candidate funding priorities, gathered through outreach to deputies and Sheriff's Office leadership. Specific dollar amounts are being refined for donor presentation.
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Real-time requests posted by Lane County deputies. If you can help, submit an offer directly.
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Why the specificity? Donors are more likely to give — and to give generously — when they can see exactly what their contribution accomplishes. Every funded item is presented with a description, the rationale for need, a dollar amount, and a statement of community impact.
Outfitting all patrol deputies with less-lethal options improves safety for officers and community members alike — and reduces reliance on more dangerous tools.
Every deputy equipped
Pacific Northwest weather is relentless. Quality protective gear is a basic — and currently underfunded — necessity for deputies on patrol.
Patrol-wide weather protection
A dedicated K-9 to support investigations involving the online exploitation of children — a specialized capability not currently within agency reach.
Protects the county's most vulnerable
Send the negotiator team to the national negotiators conference, plus other specialized training opportunities outside the operational training budget.
Better outcomes in crisis situations
Where law-enforcement response times in active-shooter scenarios may extend to 45–60 minutes, barricade and lockdown hardware can save lives.
Closes a rural-vs-urban safety gap
Supplemental funding for the Lane County Weighmaster's program. The current ~$60,000 annual budget cannot keep pace with abandoned motorhomes and vehicles across the county.
+$60,000/yr roughly doubles removal capacity
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