# Oregon

Every law and rule change USCLI tracks for Oregon, across the professions, on one page. Each entry links to its full write-up and official sources.

Source: https://uscli.org/states/oregon

## Licensing Ledger

Oregon licenses private investigators, as individuals, through the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST). Since 2023 the license fee has risen from $550 to $800, continuing education can be done remotely or by self-study, and new privacy laws created a data broker registry and banned the sale of precise location data.

[Full Oregon page: every change, its sources, and what has not changed](https://uscli.org/licensing-tracker/oregon) (14 entries).

- Sep 1, 2026 — **[License fee rises to $800; renewal $760](https://uscli.org/licensing-tracker/oregon#dpsst-6-2026)** — Final rule, DPSST 6-2026 (OAR 259-061-0010) — The new private or provisional investigator license fee rose from $690 to $800, which now includes the application fee previously charged separately as $29. Renewal rose from $690 to $760, the late fee from $35 to $40, and a duplicate license from $24 to $27.
- Jun 5, 2026 — **[Public bodies need an immigration attestation from data brokers](https://uscli.org/licensing-tracker/oregon#sb-1587)** — SB 1587, Oregon Laws 2026 chapter 96 — An Oregon public body may not disclose personally identifiable information to a data broker unless the broker first attests in writing that the information will not be sold or transferred to any entity that will use it to enforce federal immigration law,…
- Mar 31, 2026 — **[License plate reader data limited](https://uscli.org/licensing-tracker/oregon#sb-1516)** — SB 1516, Oregon Laws 2026 chapter 77 — Limits law enforcement use of automated license plate recognition data and bars agency system vendors from selling or sharing it. Captured data is conditionally exempt from public disclosure: a request must identify the approximate date and time and be…
- Jan 1, 2026 — **[Sale of precise location data banned](https://uscli.org/licensing-tracker/oregon#hb-2008)** — HB 2008, Oregon Laws 2025 chapter 251 — A controller covered by the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act may not sell personal data that locates a consumer, or a linked device, within 1,750 feet, or personal data of a consumer it knows, or willfully disregards, is under 16 (ORS 646A.578(2)(d)).
- Jan 1, 2026 — **[New crime of unlawful disclosure of private information](https://uscli.org/licensing-tracker/oregon#sb-1121)** — SB 1121, Oregon Laws 2025 chapter 417 (ORS 163.720) — It is a Class B misdemeanor to knowingly cause another person’s personal information, such as a home address, personal phone, or a child’s school, to be disclosed, when done with intent to stalk or injure the person or damage their property, knowing or…

## Officer Ledger

The Officer Ledger has not published a Oregon page yet. [See the states it covers](https://uscli.org/officer-certification-tracker).

## Forensic Ledger

The Forensic Ledger has not published a Oregon page yet. [See the states it covers](https://uscli.org/forensic-science-tracker).