Your storefront could be your most valuable marketing tool…
Are you making the most of it?
The City of Tigard, through Downtown Urban Renewal Funds, announces the Façade Improvement
Program for Main Street property and business owners. This program is designed to encourage
businesses to make improvements to their storefronts or commercial facades by providing design
assistance and/or matching funds.
The purpose of this program is to help revitalize Main
Street as a place to shop, do business, and invest in. After collaborating with the
public in the "Tigard Downtown Improvement Plan," the City is excited to partner
with property and business owners to make Downtown Tigard truly unique.
Program Details
The program has two parts. The first is the Façade Improvement Design Assistance.
This assistance is completely free to eligible applicants and is available on a
"first come, first served" basis. The second part of the program is the Façade
Improvement Matching Grant. Applicants who received Design Assistance and who
wish to be considered for a 50% matching grant will fill out an additional
application and undergo a competitive process.
Contact Information
For more information, please contact Project Manager Sean Farrelly,
sean@tigard-or.gov, or 503-718-2420.
Tigard Liquor Store--Before
Tigard Liquor Store--After Facade Improvement
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For more information, including eligibility, download...
Façade Improvement Brochure
Application
Design Guidelines
Façade Improvement Examples
Main Street Façade Improvement Program
The Façade Improvement Program is an Urban Renewal program, designed to encourage business
and property owners to make improvements to their storefronts by providing design assistance
and/or 50% matching grant funds (up to $25,000). This promotes a revitalized Main Street as
a place to shop, work, and invest in.
The Tigard Liquor Store has recently completed a major façade improvement project under the program.
The Façade Improvement Joint Committee recently authorized a matching grant award to the
Main Street Stamp and Stationery Store.
Look for other improvement projects on Main Street in the coming months.
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