Statewide, Oregon · Line-of-duty death and permanent disability assistance
Nov 3, 2026 – Nov 3, 2027
Application forms available; contact DPSST for claim guidance
State-administered memorial fund provides financial assistance to qualifying public safety officers and families after line-of-duty death or permanent total disability. Application instructions and forms are provided by DPSST
VERIFIED — OFFICIAL SOURCE · Last verified Nov 1, 2026 · Recently updated
Availability
Unknown · Not reported by source
Eligibility
Financial assistance may be available to officers permanently and totally disabled by a line-of-duty injury and to family members of officers killed or permanently and totally disabled in the line of duty. Board review and statutory eligibility apply.
Cost
Benefits vary by case; confirm current benefit amounts with DPSST
Organization: Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training
2026-11-01 · Eligible state or local government employees and certain volunteers in covered positions whose death or disability meets Line of Duty Act requirements
2026-11-03 · Designated beneficiaries of paid, reserve, or volunteer law enforcement, fire, or EMS personnel killed in line of duty; catastrophic injury may be considered case by case.
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View detailsBenefits · North Carolina fire districts
2026-11-03 · Relief is administered through qualifying local fire department relief funds. Departments must meet state requirements, including current NCSFA membership, annual financial reporting, and a local board of trustees; contact the local department or NCSFA for an individual claim route.
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