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Online Services
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Take the Library's Annual Survey
Let us know what you think about our services and our customer service.
We offer the survey in both English and
Spanish.
You can also take it on paper at the library from Sunday, February 5–Saturday, February 18.
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Community Emergency Response Team
Tigard’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training program is free
to anyone who lives or works in Tigard. Spring 2012 term begins March 6th. Register today.
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The Tigard City Council is now accepting nominations for the annual Exemplary Citizenship Award.
Award recipients are chosen for their service in implementing or helping with an outstanding project,
program or service; enriching and revitalizing our community or neighborhoods; demonstrating responsiveness,
creativity and civic values or promoting cross-cultural awareness.
Read more...
At about 3:15 PM Sunday, January 29th, 2012, Tigard Police responded to a call of a
Robbery at the ATM of Chase Bank, located at 11354 SW Durham Rd., Tigard, OR. Officers
determined a middle aged woman had been
approached by a male carrying a knife, who demanded she give him an undisclosed amount of money
she had just withdrawn from the ATM.
Read more...
The City of Tigard and the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) are considering several designs
to improve traffic congestion and safety where McDonald and Gaarde Streets intersect with Pacific Highway/99W.
Read more...
Beat the winter blahs with city volunteers and leaders from Friends of Trees.
We’re installing 1,500 native plants along Pinebrook Creek, a quiet and peaceful waterway in the
heart of Tigard. All ages are welcome at this family-friendly event!
Details...
The City of Tigard's Urban Forestry Code Revisions (UFCR) project is now entering the legislative process. Based on input and review from Tigard residents, stakeholders and experts in the field, the UFCR project proposal will be reviewed by the city's Planning Commission.
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The City of Tigard is recruiting to fill a volunteer position on the Intergovernmental Water
Board (IWB) by February 13, 2012.
Are you interested? Check out the details here.
Every two years Tigard residents are surveyed to ascertain their use of and satisfaction
with City services as well as to determine priorities for their neighborhoods and the
City. Topical questions added to this year's survey ask residents their opinion on
recreation, social media, economic development, and high capacity transit.
Read more...
City Council has undertaken a major effort to update the city’s urban
forestry code provisions to expand and sustain a citywide tree canopy.
Read more...
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Public Notice Has Been Mailed to All Residents
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On January 13, 2012 the city sent a notice compliant with state law to all property owners that
adoption of the proposed code "may affect the permissible uses of your property."
The purpose of
this notice is to ensure that you have ample opportunity to learn about the proposed code and
provide comments and testimony to decision makers.
More Details Here...
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City Newsletter
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Looking for information about your community?
Download the Cityscape newsletter.
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Values Statement
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The City of Tigard wants to be an organization that is known for its
respect and care for others as well for getting it done and
doing the right thing.
Details here.
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Public Hearings
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Open to the Public
2/6: Amend Comp Plan
2/28: Amend Comp Plan
3/27: System Dev. Charge Modification
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