Tag: City of Tigard
Jeanette Shaw Elected for First Time
Jeanette Shaw is the new face on the Tigard City Council and although she was just sworn in Jan. 5, she is more than...
Tigard Senior Housing Project Moves Forward
With housing costs going nowhere but up in the Portland metro area, a planned senior housing project in Tigard should help provide some relief...
Tigard Volunteer Makes Traffic Safety a Priority, Drives New City Speed...
Hit the brakes Tigard residents, neighborhood speed limits are about to get lower.
The City of Tigard will soon be implementing new 20 mile per...
COVID-19 + Halloween: How Tigard Responds
It’s that time of year again. When the leaves begin to change color, pumpkins come fresh off the patch and Halloween is right around...
Public Safety Advisory Board Finds Final Form
After three months of debate, Tigard City Councilors finally approved the creation of an advisory board to oversee the City’s police department standards and...
City Manager Marty Wine Departs after Nearly 9 Years
Tigard has changed over the last decade, and a good part of the credit goes to City Manager Marty Wine, who is leaving Oct....
Amidst Wildfires, Community Teams Up to Support Firefighters
Yellow filled the skies, smoke and soot had yet to fall, and the world seemed to turn upside down once again.
As Firefighters were manning...
City Drafts Anti-Racism Action Plan
In early June, amid nationwide outrage over police brutality and racism triggered by the killing of George Floyd, Mayor Jason Snider challenged the city...
Mayor’s Corner – September 2020
Since I challenged Tigard to help eliminate institutional racism within our community, I’ve received a range of responses, from “This is long overdue” to...
The New Importance of ‘Close to Home’
Ellie Emery never expected to spend her summer at Cook Park. Yet, a few weeks from the end of summer, Cook Park is where...
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