Oregon § 778.260 Ordinances for regulating use of port properties; port peace officers; jurisdiction

Oregon Statutes

§ 778.260 — Ordinances for regulating use of port properties; port peace officers; jurisdiction

Oregon § 778.260

Vol.19

Title 58Shipping and Navigation

Ch. 778Port of Portland

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 778.260 (2026).

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(1)The board of the Port of Portland in accordance with ORS 198.510 to 198.600 may by ordinance adopt, amend or repeal regulations as convenient or necessary to provide for policing or regulating the use of properties owned, operated, maintained or controlled by the port and of facilities located at or in conjunction with these properties.

(2)The port may appoint peace officers who have all the powers and authority given by statute to peace officers of this state.

(3)This section does not limit the authority of a state, county or municipal peace officer to enforce state laws and city and county ordinances at properties owned, operated, maintained or controlled by the port and at facilities located at or in conjunction with these properties.

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(1) The board of the Port of Portland in accordance with ORS 198.510 to 198.600 may by ordinance adopt, amend or repeal regulations as convenient or necessary to provide for policing or regulating the use of properties owned, operated, maintained or controlled by the port and of facilities located at or in conjunction with these properties.
(2) The port may appoint peace officers who have all the powers and authority given by statute to peace officers of this state.
(3) This section does not limit the authority of a state, county or municipal peace officer to enforce state laws and city and county ordinances at properties owned, operated, maintained or controlled by the port and at facilities located at or in conjunction with these properties.