HB 3890
Requires a law enforcement agency to provide notice to a landlord after responding to an incident at a rental unit and to provide a copy of any police report to the landlord.
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Bill overview
This bill requires Oregon law enforcement agencies to notify landlords when they respond to an incident at a rental unit and to provide a copy of any related police report. The goal is to improve communication between law enforcement and landlords regarding incidents occurring in rental properties. This ensures landlords are informed about events on their property and can take appropriate action. The bill aims to increase transparency and accountability in rental housing.
Key provisions
- Law enforcement agencies must notify landlords of incidents occurring at rental units.
- Law enforcement agencies must provide landlords with copies of police reports related to those incidents.
- Agencies must determine if an incident occurred at a rental unit.
- Agencies must identify the landlord’s name and contact information.
- The notification and report must be provided ‘as soon as is practicable’.
Who is affected
- Landlords of rental properties
- Law enforcement agencies
- Tenants of rental properties
Notable changes
- Currently, there is no requirement for law enforcement to routinely notify landlords of incidents at rental units or provide them with police reports.
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