FIVE- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 9, 2025
PUBLIC NOTICE
of the date of this sale, the
trustee will rescind the
sale, return the buyer's
money and take further ac-
tion as necessary.
If the
sale is set aside for any rea-
son, including if the trust-
ee is unable to convey title,
the Purchaser at the sale
shall be entitled only to a
return of the monies paid
to the Trustee. This shall
be the Purchaser's sole and
exclusive remedy.
The
purchaser shall have no
further recourse against
the Trustor, the Trustee,
the Beneficiary, the Bene-
ficiary's Agent, or the Ben-
eficiary's Attorney. Also,
please be advised that pur-
suant to the terms stated
on the Deed of Trust and
Note, the beneficiary is al-
lowed to conduct property
inspections while there is a
default. This shall serve as
notice that the beneficiary
shall be conducting prop-
erty inspections on the ref-
erenced property. With-
out limiting the trustee's
disclaimer of representa-
tions or warranties, Ore-
gon law requires the trust-
ee to state in this notice
that some residential prop-
erty sold at a trustee's sale
may have been used in
manufacturing metham-
phetamines, the chemical
components of which are
known to be toxic. Pro-
spective purchasers of res-
idential property should be
aware of this potential
danger before deciding to
place a bid for this proper-
ty at the trustee's sale.
NOTICE TO RESIDEN-
TIAL TENANTS
The
property in which you are
living is in foreclosure. A
foreclosure sale is sched-
uled for 11/04/2025 (date).
The date of this sale may
be postponed. Unless the
lender that is foreclosing
on this property is paid be-
fore the sale date, the fore-
closure will go through
and someone new will own
this property. After the
sale, the new owner is re-
quired to provide you with
contact information and
notice that the sale took
place.
The following
information applies to you
only if you are a bona fide
tenant occupying and rent-
ing this property as a resi-
dential dwelling under a
legitimate rental agree-
ment. The information
does not apply to you if
you own this property or if
you are not a bona fide res-
idential tenant.
If the
foreclosure sale goes
through, the new owner
will have the right to re-
quire you to move out. Be-
fore the new owner can re-
quire you to move, the new
owner must provide you
with written notice that
specifies the date by which
you must move out. If you
do not leave before the
move-out date, the new
owner can have the sheriff
remove you from the prop-
erty after a court hearing.
You will receive notice of
the court hearing. PRO-
TECTION FROM EVIC-
TION
IF YOU ARE A
BONA FIDE TENANT
OCCUPYING
AND
RENTING THIS PROP-
ERTY AS A RESIDEN-
TIAL DWELLING, YOU
HAVE THE RIGHT TO
CONTINUE LIVING IN
THIS PROPERTY AF-
TER THE FORECLO-
SURE SALE FOR:
60
DAYS FROM THE DATE
YOU ARE GIVEN A
WRITTEN TERMINA-
TION NOTICE, IF YOU
HAVE A FIXED TERM
LEASE; OR
AT
LEAST 30 DAYS FROM
THE DATE YOU ARE
GIVEN A WRITTEN
TERMINATION
NO-
TICE, IF YOU HAVE A
M ON T H -T O - M ON T H
OR
WEEK-TO-WEEK
RENTAL AGREEMENT.
If the new owner wants to
move in and use this prop-
erty as a primary resi-
dence, the new owner can
give you written notice
and require you to move
out after 30 days, even
though you have a fixed
term lease with more than
30 days left.
You must
be provided with at least
30 days' written notice af-
ter the foreclosure sale be-
fore you can be required to
move.
A bona fide
tenant is a residential
tenant who is not the bor-
rower (property owner) or
a child, spouse or parent of
the borrower, and whose
rental agreement:
Is
the result of an arm's-
length transaction;
Re-
quires the payment of rent
that is not substantially
less than fair market rent
for the property, unless the
rent is reduced or subsi-
dized due to a federal, state
or local subsidy; and
Was entered into prior to
the date of the foreclosure
sale.
ABOUT YOUR
TENANCY BETWEEN
NOW AND THE FORE-
CLOSURE SALE: RENT
YOU SHOULD CONTIN-
UE TO PAY RENT TO
YOUR LANDLORD UN-
TIL THE PROPERTY IS
SOLD OR UNTIL A
COURT TELLS YOU
OTHERWISE. IF YOU
DO NOT PAY RENT,
YOU CAN BE EVICTED.
BE SURE TO KEEP
PROOF OF ANY PAY-
MENTS YOU MAKE.
SECURITY
DEPOSIT
You may apply your secu-
rity deposit and any rent
you paid in advance
against the current rent
you owe your landlord as
provided in ORS 90.367.
To do this, you must notify
your landlord in writing
that you want to subtract
the amount of your securi-
ty deposit or prepaid rent
from your rent payment.
You may do this only for
the rent you owe your cur-
rent landlord. If you do
this, you must do so before
the foreclosure sale. The
business or individual who
buys this property at the
foreclosure sale is not re-
sponsible to you for any
deposit or prepaid rent you
paid to your landlord.
ABOUT YOUR TENAN-
CY AFTER THE FORE-
CLOSURE SALE
The
new owner that buys this
property at the foreclosure
sale may be willing to al-
low you to stay as a tenant
instead of requiring you to
move out after 30 or 60
days. After the sale, you
should receive a written
notice informing you that
the sale took place and giv-
ing you the new owner's
name and contact informa-
tion. You should contact
the new owner if you
would like to stay. If the
new owner accepts rent
from you, signs a new resi-
dential rental agreement
with you or does not notify
you in writing within 30
days after the date of the
foreclosure sale that you
must move out, the new
owner becomes your new
landlord and must main-
tain the property. Other-
wise:
You do not owe
rent;
The new owner is
not your landlord and is
not responsible for main-
taining the property on
your behalf; and
You
must move out by the date
the new owner specifies in
a notice to you.
The
new owner may offer to
pay your moving expenses
and any other costs or
amounts you and the new
owner agree on in ex-
change for your agreement
to leave the premises in
less than 30 or 60 days.
You should speak with a
lawyer to fully understand
your rights before making
any decisions regarding
your tenancy.
IT IS
UNLAWFUL FOR ANY
PERSON TO TRY TO
FORCE YOU TO LEAVE
YOUR
DWELLING
UNIT WITHOUT FIRST
GIVING YOU WRITTEN
NOTICE AND GOING
TO COURT TO EVICT
YOU. FOR MORE IN-
FORMATION ABOUT
YOUR RIGHTS, YOU
SHOULD CONSULT A
LAWYER. If you believe
you need legal assistance,
contact the Oregon State
Bar and ask for the lawyer
referral service. Contact
information for the Oregon
State Bar is included with
this notice. If you do not
have enough money to pay
a lawyer and are otherwise
eligible, you may be able to
receive legal assistance for
free. Information about
whom to contact for free
legal assistance is included
with this notice. ORE-
GON STATE BAR, 16037
S.W. Upper Boones Ferry
Road, Tigard Oregon
97224, Phone (503) 620-
0222, Toll-free 1-800-452-
8260 Website: http://www.
oregonlawhelp.org
NO-
TICE TO VETERANS If
the recipient of this notice
is a veteran of the armed
forces, assistance may be
available from a county
veterans' service officer or
community action agency.
Contact information for a
service officer appointed
for the county in which
you live and contact infor-
mation for a community
action agency that serves
the area where you live
may be obtained by calling
a 2-1-1 information ser-
vice. The Fair Debt Col-
lection Practices Act re-
quires that we state the
following: this is an at-
tempt to collect, and any
information obtained will
be used for that purpose.
If a discharge has been ob-
tained by any party
through bankruptcy pro-
ceedings: This shall not be
construed to be an attempt
to collect the outstanding
indebtedness or hold you
personally liable for the
debt. This letter is intend-
ed to exercise the note
holders right's against the
real property only.
Dat-
ed: 06/30/2025 Prime Re-
con LLC
By: Devin
Ormonde, Assistant Vice
President
Prime Recon
LLC 27368 Via Industria,
Ste 201 Temecula, CA
92590 Phone number for
the Trustee: (888) 725-
4142
A-4847172
07/09/2025,
07/16/2025,
07/23/2025, 07/30/2025
Published July 9, 16, 23,
30, 2025 Affidavit 4c
Sheriff’s Report
MCSO 5/15 – 5/27/2025
Suspicious Activity
Occurred at Umatilla
Fish Hatchery on River-
view LN, in Irrigon, OR.
RP advised that around
noon he noticed individu-
als floating in the river on
a boat. They had the hood
up and one individual was
paddling. Individuals are
still out there now but are
closer to the shore. RP is
requesting individuals be
checked on. Disposition:
COMPLETED.
Driving Complaint
Occurred on I 84 E, in
Boardman, OR. RP re-
ports a driving complaint.
MCSO referred to other
agency. Disposition: RE-
FERRED TO OTHER
AGENCY.
Juvenile Complaint
Officer initiated activity at
AC Houghton, NE Main
Ave, Irrigon, OR. SRO
advised of juvenile com-
plaint. Disposition: COM-
PLETED.
Scam Reports
Occurred on Wilson Ln,
in Boardman, OR. Rp re-
ceived a scam call. Dep-
uties responded. Disposi-
tion: COMPLETED.
Suspicious Activity
Occurred at Irrigon Skate
Park on NE Main Ave, in
Irrigon, OR. Female lying
in the grass in the park
across from the 76 sta-
tion, Dis Con. Disposition:
WARNING.
Welfare Check
Occurred at Irrigon City
Hall on Ne Main Ave, in
Irrigon, OR. Rp requested
welfare check on female
in a Silverado on north
side of building. MCSO
responded.
Disposition:
COMPLETED.
Driving Complaint
Occurred on I 84 W, in
Boardman, OR. OSP ad-
vised of driving complaint
on a white pickup with
black trim. Deputy was
advised. Disposition: AD-
VISED.
Welfare Check
Occurred on NW River-
side Ave, in Heppner, OR.
Deputy conducted check
on RP. Disposition: COM-
PLETED.
Scam Reports
Occurred on Mary Ln,
in Ione, OR. RP would
like contact regarding a
possible scam call. Dep-
uty made contact, it was
a scam call. Disposition:
COMPLETED.
Disabled Vehicle
Officer initiated activity
at I 84 W, Boardman, OR.
Deputy out with a disabled
pickup and camp trailer.
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Disposition: COMPLET-
ED.
Driving Complaint
Occurred at N Main St/
NE Quaid St, in Heppner,
OR. RP called in a driving
complaint.
Disposition:
ADVISED.
Agency Assist
Occurred at Highway 395
S/Highway 74, in Pilot
Rock, OR. UCSO advised
that Pilot Rock PD was in
pursuit of an early 1990's
white possibly Ford F150
with unknown WA plates,
last seen SB on Hwy 395
from MP 22. Pursuit was
terminated, would like
MCSO to keep an eye out.
Disposition: COMPLET-
ED.
Driving Complaint
Occurred on SE Utah Ave,
in Irrigon, OR. Rp advised
of black Escalade that flew
through. Disposition: UN-
ABLE TO LOCATE.
Driving Complaint
Occurred on SE Utah Ave,
in Irrigon, OR. RP called
in a driving complaint.
Disposition: ADVISED.
Alarm
Occurred at Migrant
Head Start on Willow Fork
Dr, in Boardman, OR. Rp
called in a commercial
alarm at this address. Dis-
position: COMPLETED.
Civil Service
Officer initiated activity
at 3509 Westgate - Rent-
al Property, Ne Fourth St,
Irrigon, OR. Disposition:
COMPLETED.
Burglary
Occurred at Green Acres
on Paterson Ferry Rd, in
Irrigon, OR. Rp is report-
ing a cold burglary. Dispo-
sition: REPORT TAKEN.
Suspicious Activity, Oc-
curred at W Eighth Rd/
Washington Ln, in Irri-
gon, OR. 45m c/b feet in-
jury /infection. MCSO and
IRRA responded, com-
plete/patient was trans-
ported to GSH. Disposi-
tion: COMPLETED.
MCSO 05/28 - 06/09/2025
Noise Complaint
Occurred on SE Court St,
in Heppner, OR. Reporting
party inquired about the
noise ordinance without
needing contact. Disposi-
tion: ADVISED.
Motor Vehicle Accident
Occurred on SE Fifth St,
in Irrigon, OR. Driver was
issued a citation for Driv-
ing Without Insurance.
Court appearance sched-
uled for 07/08/2025. Dis-
position: COMPLETED.
Disturbance
Occurred at S Willow St,
in Ione, OR. A male was
causing a disturbance,
yelling at the reporting
party, who requested dep-
uty response. Kevin Lee
Mudge was arrested for
Disorderly Conduct II
and released to appear on
06/26/2025. Disposition:
REPORT TAKEN.
Property Found/Lost
Occurred at Java Junkies
on E Highway 730, in Irri-
gon, OR. A wallet found in
the road was turned in to
the establishment. Dispo-
sition: COMPLETED.
Motor Vehicle Accident
Occurred at Homestead
LN/Bombing Range Rd, in
Boardman, OR. A 911 text
reported a motor vehicle
accident with injury via
satellite. Disposition: UN-
ABLE TO LOCATE.
Civil Dispute
Occurred at NW Tenth
St, in Boardman, OR. The
reporting party’s ex was
refusing to return a vehi-
cle and possibly took their
child out of state without
permission. Disposition:
ADVISED.
Civil Dispute
Occurred at Columbia
River Rv Park on Colum-
bia Ln, in Irrigon, OR. The
reporting party requested
deputy contact regarding
a neighbor dispute over
a property line, with the
neighbor allegedly yelling
at the reporting party’s
children. Disposition: AD-
VISED.
Theft
Occurred at Irrigon Mar-
ket on E Highway 730,
in Irrigon, OR. A female
stole multiple items and
left in a vehicle. The re-
porting party provided a
license plate number and
requested contact. Dispo-
sition: REPORT TAKEN.
Civil Service
Officer initiated activity
at NW Columbia Av, in
Boardman, OR. Subpoena
served for case C2025-
0264. Disposition: COM-
PLETED.
Civil Service
Officer initiated activity
at Ne Third St, in Irrigon,
OR. Subpoena served for
case C2025-0264. Dispo-
sition: COMPLETED.
Suspicious Person/Cir-
cumstance
Occurred at Love’s Travel
Stop And Country Store
on Tower Rd, in Board-
man, OR. A male was
looking into vehicles in the
parking lot. The reporting
party provided a descrip-
tion and requested deputy
contact. Disposition: UN-
ABLE TO LOCATE.
Suspicious Person/Cir-
cumstance
Occurred on NW Tenth
St, in Boardman, OR. A
neighbor was banging on
the reporting party’s door,
yelling about their child,
and the reporting party
requested deputy contact.
Disposition: ADVISED.
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