Three community members joined Mayor Yi-Kang Hu and members of the Budget Team for an informal “Meet Up with the Mayor" on Thursday, April 30, sharing questions and ideas on a range of local topics.

Topics of interest included:

Discussion on the proposed roundabouts on McDonald St and the importance of people showing up and getting involved.

Continued discussion from a community member's previous input at a Meet Up about opportunities to increase revenue and his idea of a National Energy Efficiency Development Institute.

A young community member from a local Boy Scout Troup asked questions about the mayor's experience as Mayor. He also shared his concerns about more peer programs within TTSD for recycling and possibly having an incentive program to reduce trash. He was interested to hear more about Parks going in at the old Cinema site as he stated there were not enough in that area. 

Six community members joined Mayor Yi-Kang Hu for an informal “Meet Up with the Mayor" on Sunday, March 22nd, sharing questions and ideas on a range of local topics.

Interest on River Terrace 2.0 costs
Participants asked about water-related expenses tied to the River Terrace 2.0 project and expressed interest in clearer, more publicly accessible cost information—similar to what has been shared for the proposed Police/Public Works facility.
Learn more: River Terrace 2.0

Opportunities to strengthen community communication
One participant suggested a “neighborhood ambassador” model to help keep residents informed and engaged across the city. The Committee for Community Engagement (CCE) was noted as a potential starting point.
Learn more: Boards and Committees

Ongoing interest in Downtown Tigard and food cart pod opportunities
Discussion included Downtown Reimagined efforts, with interest in future possibilities if sites like the post office become available. A participant also highlighted the potential for Tigard to become a food cart pod destination to support community vibrancy.
Learn more: Downtown Reimagined

Community partnership and upcoming food donations
Representatives from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints shared plans for a Giving Machine recognition event and an upcoming large food donation to support Tigard-area pantries this summer.

Thank you to everyone who joined Mayor Hu!