Neighborhood Network Program Update
February 27, 2012
City staff are in the midst of budget forecasting for the next fiscal year and (as you may have seen in the newspaper)
the city is facing some real challenges that will require change. Sadly, funding for neighborhood grants has
been rolled back into the General Fund for the foreseeable future — it was a substantial amount of money
that wasn't being accessed by residents. But even without grant funding as a way to get involved,
building neighborhood connections that give all residents a way to contribute to the development
of their city remains a project that is very important to City Council and Tigard staff.
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Boundary Map
The city is divided into 13 geographic areas around
elementary schools and major transportation routes. To see which neighborhood you’re in,
check the map or contact Joanne
Bengtson at 503-718-2476.
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