Parks Bond Measure FAQs
A measure on the ballot for the General Election will request voter
approval to issue general obligation bonds up to $17 million to acquire, preserve and protect
open spaces, water quality, habitat, and parkland. Here are some of the
questions received.
Volunteers Needed for 2010 Annual Trail User Count and Survey
Along with trail providers across the United States, the
City of Tigard is again participating in the annual National Trail Count/Survey Days.
Volunteers are needed.
Ash Avenue Dog Park is Closed
The NEW Burnham Street is now under construction and dogs are
being "scent" to other dog parks
effective November 1, 2009. At the completion of the project - anticipated in late 2010 -
the community will have a New Burnham Street and an improved Ash Avenue Dog Park.
Take the Ash Avenue Dog Park Survey
Take the Online Survey!! Improve your pup’s tail wagging experience!
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Now Accepting Park Reservations
The city has four park shelters in Cook Park
and one in Summerlake Park. Reservations are now being
accepted for events that occur between March 29 and September 30, from
9 a.m. until 9 p.m. or dusk (whichever is earlier).
Shelters are typically
equipped with picnic tables, barbeque grills, electricity and water. Restrooms
are usually located nearby. The largest shelter can accommodate up to 250 people. View the 2010/11 Park Reservation Fees
Reservations can be made:
Sports Field Reservations
Baseball and soccer field reservations are only accepted in-person at the
Public Works Building, 8777 SW Burnham Street, Tigard.
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