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Learn about major projects and programs that make up the Neighborhood Network program.

	Capital Improvement Plan - projects for the coming year
	Main Street/Green Street construction - the next step in downtown urban renewal
	CERT - Community Emergency Response Teams
	CodeRed and the Map Your Neighborhood (MYN) program
	Dispute Resolution Center - A free service to Tigard residents seeking mediation services.
	Graffiti Watch
	Neighborhood Involvement Committee - represent your neighborhood's ideas and concerns
	Neighborhood Watch
	National Night Out - Give crime a going-away party!
	Tigard Maps - The city at your fingertips!

Looking for Web Administrator!

Did you know that each of the city�s 13 Neighborhood Network areas has its own blog? Incredible volunteers just like you are sharing the news you might not know about in the place you call home. A couple (listed below) are seeking to share blog duties with another resident in the area. Log onto your neighborhood page—don�t be shy—we want you to share your ideas, news or questions!

(Area 4) Managing near Metzger!
Area 4 is bordered by Hall Blvd., Pacific Hwy. and the Portland city limits. It�s home to beautiful, established neighborhoods and serves as the city�s gateway to the southwest corridor. Ed, the current web administrator, is looking for a partner in maintaining the area blog�are you that resident? There�s a lot of things to love about this distinctive area. Share news and happenings with your neighbors.

This is a great opportunity for someone to learn about and help blog for their neighborhood! If you are interested or know of someone that may be interested please contact Joanne Bengtson at joanne@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-2476.

See Graffiti? Make the Call!
To report graffiti, call the Police Non-Emergency Line at 503-629-0111 and report the location. This ensures that issues are addressed quickly and provides police with statistical information necessary for addressing each neighborhood's patrol and enforcement needs.

Interested in Forming a Graffiti Watch Team?
One person on your team would be responsible for reporting graffiti to the non-emergency police number (503-629-0111) and getting status reports to share with the group (what's been reported and whether or not the landowner or utility has been notified, and how soon it might be cleaned up.) It's even possible to post status reports on your area web page!

If you're interested, in forming a Graffiti Watch in your neighborhood area, contact joanne@tigard-or.gov.

Neighborhood
Involvement
Committee (NIC)
The NIC generally meets quarterly on the third Wednesday from 7–8:30 p.m. in the Tigard Library 2nd Floor Conference Room (13500 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard, OR). Stop by and share your thoughts.

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 below or contact Joanne Bengtson at 503-718-2476.

Printable Map | Interactive Map

It's Your Neighborhood
Tell us what you'd like to see on your web page that isn't already there or share your opinion on what defines your neighborhood. Is there something you would like fixed; is there a change you would make or are you looking for a way to get involved?

Neighborhood Web pages:
Tigard Area 1 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 2 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 3 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 4 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 5 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 6 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 7 Neighborhood
Southview
Cook Park Neighborhood
Area 10 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 11 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 12 Neighborhood
West Tigard Neighborhood