Clark County Prosecuting Atty

The Clark County Prosecuting Attorney's Office has demonstrated a troubling lack of urgency and responsiveness in handling critical cases that affect public safety. After law enforcement conducted a thorough investigation and worked tirelessly to apprehend an offender--who has been incarcerated in Multnomah County since April 19, 2025--it would seem that the next steps should be swift and straightforward. Yet, despite repeated calls to the Prosecuting Attorney's Office to advise them of the situation, the case has remained in limbo. Untouched. The office has cited a lack of paperwork and an ongoing intake process, yet efforts to provide them with necessary information have gone unanswered. Multiple phone calls, messages, and even an in-person visit have yielded no productive results. Instead, the process has been obstructed by rigid and inefficient procedures--such as requiring an appointment to discuss any matter, while also failing to provide a timely way to schedule one. As of May 16, 2025, much of the office, including the office manager, operates remotely, making communication and resolution even more difficult. Calls to the office manager result in voicemail, and responses take upwards of 72 hours--if they come at all. This inefficiency raises serious concerns about the ability of the Prosecuting Attorney's Office to fulfill its responsibility to the community, taxpayers, and those who placed their trust in the justice system. Public officials, such as Tony Golik (who I voted for twice), must remain accountable to the people they serve. Justice should not be delayed due to bureaucratic barriers and unresponsive administration. The residents of Clark County deserve better.

The reviews speak for themselves. Your boyfriend gets stabbed on your own property and they don't want to take any actions to seek justice, make an arrest, or provide him with an advocate. They then try to blame your boyfriend for having PTSD when we've been asking for months for our advocate or any help while we sit on a waitlist. An alleged DV victim will get an advocate in less than 24hrs, shouldn't all victims of violence be prioritized the same and offered the same resources for the trauma they experienced? Or is it because he's not a white woman Apparently they don't care about men or men's mental health in Clark county.

Justice for Courtney Clinton. The person who killed her is still on the loose in portland/Vancouver area. Her family deserves justice.

I was looking for a swell place to bring the missus on our honeymoon, and I thought a district attorney's office would be just the place. After reading some of the other reviews, I was a little skeptical. Fortunately, I didn't find the place to be smelly at all! The view was great and the service was exceptional. There are some great rustic touches that the DA managed, like roosters at dawn and a tire swing out back for any little ones. I kept my eye out for the pigs everyone was talking about, hoping for some bacon and all, but I was sorely disappointed. Everyone was very friendly, although I must say I found some of the other guests to be rude! I guess that's where some of the negative reviews came from.... Overall 4/5 stars; the addition of bacon would earn my fifth star! Highly recommended!

My son was a passenger in a vehicle and was killed in a one vehicle auto accident 5 years ago and the prosecuting attorney's office would not file any charges against the driver, they dragged their feet so long they could not even file a traffic infraction because too much time had passed. We then attempted to get a new misdemeanor vehicle manslaughter law passed to hold inattentive drivers accountable for their actions but we received no support from the prosecutor and the local state representatives. If we could rate the prosecutor and state representatives "no stars" we would. I think if it would have been one of their children you better believe that the outcome would have been different.