Tag: City of Tigard
Tigard hires project manager for proposed Police Department/Public Works facility
Police Chief Jamey McDonald told the Tigard City Council at its Jan. 7 business meeting that when he was hired as a patrol officer...
Tigard City Council Solicits Input on Term Limits Question
Tigard City Councilors are asking for public guidance to help clarify fuzzy language in the City Charter’s explanation of term limits ahead of the...
Opinion: Tigard City Council Term Limits
At the December 21st and January 11 meetings of the Tigard City Council, elected officials discussed clarifying term limits while the rest of us...
Main Street Improvements Coming Soon to Downtown
Tigard is celebrating the kickoff of the Main Street Green Street Project Phase 2. A community vision, more than 20 years in the making....
City Hires Financial Services Director
After a national search, the City of Tigard is pleased to announce Cindy Trimp as its new Financial Services Director. She will join the...
Mayor’s Corner: August 2021
We’re Open... In-Person and Online!
On Monday, March 16, 2020, city buildings closed their doors in response to growing concerns about Covid-19. What we thought...
Council welcomes new car dealerships around Washington Square Mall
New BMW, Tesla dealerships poised to fill long-vacant properties
A variety of new car dealerships will be allowed on property in and around the Washington...
Oregon’s Affordable Housing Crisis plays out in Tigard
Woodspring Apartment tenants face imminent rent hikes – or worse
Oregon’s lack of affordable housing affects every city in the state. In Tigard, that crisis...
Tigard, Tualatin, Sherwood joining to expand mental health response team
City funding, police officers will work with Lifeworks NW clinicians
Tigard, Tualatin and Sherwood police departments will bolster their response to people in mental health...
New Tigard Municipal Court Judge Brings Defense Experience
As a law student, Tigard’s new Municipal Court Presiding Judge may have wanted to apply her legal skills in the public sector, but she...
