A sidewalk in Tigard is partially blocked by a collection of personal items and camping gear, including multiple blue tarps and a portable toilet in the background. A person and a dog are visible amidst the belongings.

City cracks down on ‘camp materials’ in city rights-of-way

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The city of Tigard has further honed rules allowing people to camp on designated city property by barring them from storing camping supplies on...
A graphic showing the staffing reductions for Tigard Tualatin School District showing a $3.6 million reduction in staffing costs.

“We did our best,” Tigard Tualatin School District shrinks staff amid budget shortfall

Jackson Kimball - 0
Tigard and Tualatin School District board members voted to reduce their force amid declining enrollment and a potential $7 million funding shortfall. At their meeting...
NW Senior Theatre Performers dancing

Senior Theatre Stages Musical Tribute to Families 

Ken Kane - 0
What do Willie Nelson, Paul Lynde and Pinkfong have in common? They’ll all get their due at Rise Church from May 6-9. Nelson’s “Mama, Don’t...
Carla Bankston standing near a pond covered in green duckweed on the conserved 13-acre wildlife preserve in Tigard.

King City City Council vote protects Tualatin River wetlands, forcing Fischer Road to reroute

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The Bankston Family Nature Preserve and other wetland locations on the Tualatin River were officially added to King City’s Kingston Terrace local wetlands inventory...
Mayor Yi-Kang Hu

Mayor’s Corner May 2026

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for the State of Our City last month, whether in person or online. We shared updates on...
71-year-old Tigard resident Donald Myers in his apartment on Tuesday, April 6.

Tigard Man Left Without Half His Retirement After Computer Scam

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At around 4 a.m. on April 6, 71-year-old Donald Myers woke up to a frozen computer screen. He then spent the next two days...
Beaverton Public Safety Center

How does Tigard’s proposed facility compare to other cities?

Tigard Life - 0
In reviewing recent and proposed city facility projects nationwide, it’s exceptionally rare to find a per-capita cost of $1,500, let alone the $2,855 per-capita...
An architectural model gives a preliminary likeness of the city of Tigard’s proposed new campus for its police and public works departments. Voters will decide a $150 million bond issue for the project on May 19.

Bond Proposal: Guide To A Ballot Measure

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Proposal:  To bring together the city of Tigard’s police and public works departments from diverse buildings and spaces under one roof, the city is proposing...
A four-story building would immediately begin to rise on Southwest Wall Street near Southwest Hunziker Road if voters on May 19 approve a $150 million project to fund the project.

Tigard Leaders Make Final Push for $150M Police and Public Works Bond

Ben Santarris - 0
Tigard’s city leadership is mounting its final, late-in-the-game, communitywide pitch for a $150 million bond to build a joint building for the city’s police...
Opinion

Opinion: Measure 34-349

Tigard Life - 0
Measure 34-349 Impact on Taxpayers and Renters – Vote No on $150 Million Tigard Bond Measure Submitted by Bill Monahan Tigard certainly needs better facilities for...
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