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Passports are still not available at this time. We encourage you to continue to contact our office by phone at 503-588-5225 (License and Recording) or 503-588-5041 (Elections), or by electronic means (License and Recording or Elections) if you have any questions.
Marion County Clerk provides access to and preserves for posterity, those property records entrusted to our care.
Marion County Clerk promotes public trust and confidence by conducting fair and open elections.
The County clerks work continuously to improve the level of services through collaboration, innovation and competence; striving for the highest level of accuracy and quality in carrying out their responsibilities to the public.
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