ORS 609.167
Conversion of civil penalty into lien

  • disposition of proceeds

(1)

Moneys collected from a dog owner under ORS 609.162 (Guidelines for imposing remedial measures, civil penalties or other sanctions) or 609.163 (Enhanced civil penalties for habitual violators) shall be deposited in the county treasury.

(2)

A civil penalty under ORS 609.162 (Guidelines for imposing remedial measures, civil penalties or other sanctions) or 609.163 (Enhanced civil penalties for habitual violators) is a penalty against the person owning the dog at the time that the dog killed, wounded, injured or chased livestock. The penalty may not be transferred to a subsequent owner of the dog.

(3)

When a county assesses a civil penalty under ORS 609.162 (Guidelines for imposing remedial measures, civil penalties or other sanctions) or 609.163 (Enhanced civil penalties for habitual violators), if the amount of penalty is not paid within 21 days after delivery or mailing of the determination, the county may record the penalty with the county clerk of any county of this state. The clerk shall thereupon record in the County Clerk Lien Record the name of the person incurring the penalty. However, the county shall not record a penalty with a county clerk while a request for reexamination or petition for judicial review is pending.

(4)

In addition to any other remedy provided by law, recording an order in the County Clerk Lien Record pursuant to this section has the effect provided for in ORS 205.125 (County Clerk Lien Record) and 205.126 (Enforcement of order or warrant recorded in County Clerk Lien Record), and the order may be enforced as provided in ORS 205.125 (County Clerk Lien Record) and 205.126 (Enforcement of order or warrant recorded in County Clerk Lien Record).

(5)

Imposition of a civil penalty under ORS 609.162 (Guidelines for imposing remedial measures, civil penalties or other sanctions) or 609.163 (Enhanced civil penalties for habitual violators) does not prevent the bringing of an action for damages under ORS 609.140 (Right of action by owner of damaged livestock) or 609.190 (Subrogation of county paying claim). A determination by the county that a dog has killed, wounded, injured or chased livestock is prima facie evidence of the matter in a subsequent action under ORS 609.140 (Right of action by owner of damaged livestock) but not in an action under ORS 609.190 (Subrogation of county paying claim). [1999 c.756 §7]

Source: Section 609.167 — Conversion of civil penalty into lien; disposition of proceeds, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors609.­html.

609.015
Application of ORS 609.030 and 609.035 to 609.110 609.020
Dogs as personal property 609.030
Establishing dog control district 609.035
Definitions for ORS 609.035 to 609.110 and 609.990 609.060
Notice of county prohibition on dogs running at large 609.090
Impounding certain dogs 609.093
Considerations prior to disposing of chasing, menacing or biting dog 609.095
Dog as public nuisance 609.098
Maintaining dangerous dog 609.100
Dog licenses, tags and fees 609.105
Exemption for assistance animals 609.110
Dog License Fund 609.115
Liability for injury or property damage caused by potentially dangerous dog 609.125
Definition of “livestock.” 609.135
Applicability of ORS 609.156, 609.162 and 609.168 609.140
Right of action by owner of damaged livestock 609.150
Right to kill dog that harms or chases livestock 609.153
Dog owner education program 609.155
Impoundment for harming or chasing livestock 609.156
Opportunity to request hearing 609.158
Hearing process 609.161
Disputable presumption that dog harms or chases livestock 609.162
Guidelines for imposing remedial measures, civil penalties or other sanctions 609.163
Enhanced civil penalties for habitual violators 609.165
Judicial review of county determination 609.166
Record of penalized owners 609.167
Conversion of civil penalty into lien 609.168
Microchip identification of dog 609.169
Keeping dog with knowledge that it has harmed livestock 609.170
Claim by owner of livestock 609.180
Hearing and payment of claims 609.190
Subrogation of county paying claim 609.205
Prohibitions against keeping of wild or exotic animals 609.305
“Exotic animal” defined 609.309
Policy on exotic animals 609.312
Seller to provide buyer with informational material 609.325
Conditions for keeping exotic animal 609.329
Liability for escape or injury 609.335
Department rules regulating keeping of exotic animals 609.341
Permit requirement for keeping of exotic animal 609.345
Exceptions to permit requirement 609.351
Issuance and renewal of exotic animal permit 609.355
Issuance of permit upon lapse of federal license or registration 609.405
Requirement for destroying dogs and cats 609.410
Disposition of dogs and cats by research facility 609.411
Preemption of ORS 609.410 609.415
Animal rescue entities 609.420
Investigation and inspection of animal rescue entity 609.500
Definitions for ORS 609.500 to 609.520 and 609.994 609.505
Unlawfully obtaining dog or cat 609.510
Animal dealers required to keep records 609.515
Required period of possession of animal by dealer 609.520
Inspection of dealer records 609.650
Legislative findings 609.652
Definitions for ORS 609.654 609.654
Public or private official reporting of aggravated animal abuse 609.656
Regulated social worker reporting of abuse or neglect 609.805
Misrepresentation of pedigree 609.815
On-site individuals for locations where numerous dogs are kept 609.990
Penalties for ORS 609.060, 609.095, 609.098, 609.100, 609.169 and 609.405 609.992
Penalties for ORS 609.341 609.994
Penalties for ORS 609.510 to 609.520
Green check means up to date. Up to date

Current through early 2024

§ 609.167’s source at oregon​.gov