La Pine DMV temporarily closes due to staffing shortage

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Chris Crabb, Spokesperson for the Oregon DMV and Public Information Officer at the Oregon Department of Transportation
Chris Crabb, Spokesperson for the Oregon DMV and Public Information Officer at the Oregon Department of Transportation
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Mar 12, 2026
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The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has announced that its La Pine office, located at 51515 Huntington Rd. #2, will be closed today due to staffing issues.

Customers are encouraged to use the DMV’s online platform, DMV2U, which is available around the clock and provides access to more than 30 different services.

For those who need assistance or have questions about completing transactions online, customer support is available at 503-945-5000 or through the official website at oregondmv.com.

Chris Crabb, a spokesperson for the Oregon DMV, can be reached for media inquiries at chris.c.crabb@odot.oregon.gov or by phone at 971-304-9705.

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