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Neighborhood Networks


Are you interested in Managing a Neighborhood Network Page?
There are still some Neighborhood Network Areas without web pages. If you're interested in volunteering to manage a web page for your neighborhood, contact Liz Newton at 503-718-2412 or liz@tigard-or.gov.

The Committee for Citizen Involvement, the body charged with oversight of citizen involvement in the city, will oversee the overall neighborhood program and its effectiveness. It’s your neighborhood! Get involved and see what you can do! If you have questions, please contact Liz Newton at 503-718-2412 or liz@tigard-or.gov.

It's Your Neighborhood
Although Tigard citizens view some issues from a citywide perspective, more often issues that affect citizens on a day-to-day basis are unique to their neighborhood.

One of the City Council’s 2007 goals is to complete the City Active Neighborhood (C.A.N.) Program. The citizen members of the Committee for Citizen Involvement (CCI) have been working with staff over the last several months to develop the program. 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 Liz Newton at 503-718-2412.

A Tool You C.A.N. Use: The Neighborhood Web Page
Each neighborhood network can have its own web page to serve as a communication and information center to strengthen connections with the city as well as communications within the neighborhood.

The web page will be managed by volunteers. This will allow neighborhoods to feature information that is relevant to their unique interests and issues. If you’re curious, most of our neighborhood web pages up and running! Check them out at Tigard Area 12 Neighborhood, Tigard Area 11 Neighborhood, Tigard Area 7 Neighborhood, Tigard Area 3 Neighborhood, Tigard Area 8 Neighborhood, West Tigard Neighborhood, Cook Park Neighborhood, and Area 10 Neighborhood.

Neighborhood Boundary Map
Neighborhood Boundary Map
Announcing...
Tigard City Council wants to involve citizens as partners to address neighborhood issues and facilitate communication on community issues. Out of that desire, a neighborhood web program has been developed. When this program is fully implemented, each Tigard Neighborhood will have its own web page that will strengthen neighborhood connections and serve as an accessible communication and information center.

Neighborhood Web pages:
Tigard Area 12 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 11 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 7 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 3 Neighborhood
Tigard Area 8 Neighborhood
Cook Park Neighborhood
West Tigard Neighborhood
Area 10 Neighborhood

Do you want to manage your neighborhood’s web page?
Here's your chance to learn some basic web design skills! The training only takes about an hour and anyone (middle school on up) is eligible! Contact Liz Newton at liz@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-2412.

“Designing our neighborhood web page was a fun experience. It allowed me to use my creativity and gave me the opportunity to communicate with the City of Tigard Administration what information and features would be needed to make this program successful in my neighborhood."
Candace Clark-Carsh, West Tigard Neighborhood Volunteer



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