PD Shred Event
Shred Event

Document Shred Event

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Our 2025 Shred Day has passed.

View our events calendar for more information on upcoming Shred Days.


Free Document Shredding & Canned Food Drive

The Tigard Police Department, in partnership with Pride Recycling, offers a free shred event on a periodic basis, which allows community members to securely dispose of paper documents containing personal information.

Free Shred Day will return in the Spring of 2026.

LIMIT: 2 standard paper grocery bags per car.
A standard size is considered 12x7x17". Oversized bags will be considered two containers. Limits are needed to meet the demand for this free service. 

What's Accepted: 
We will ONLY accept paper items. 
Please remove garbage, binders, cardboard or anything else before you arrive. Please have your items ready for a quick drop off. We cannot keep boxes and will return them to drivers once emptied. 

Cost: Canned Food Donation required
Please bring canned food or store-packaged food item to donate to St. Vincent de Paul's food pantry. Cash donations are also accepted.

The most needed items include: 

  • Canned tuna fish
  • Canned chili
  • Soup
  • Peanut Butter
  • Canned fruit
  • Canned vegetables
  • Cereal

Date:TBD - Spring of 2026
Time: 9:00AM to 12:00PM or until trucks are full. Wait times typically decrease mid event. 
Location: Tigard City Hall parking lot (13125 SW Hall Blvd Tigard, OR 97223).

Questions? Please reach out to Police Community Engagement Coordinator Maddie Bauer maddie.bauer@tigard-or.gov

 
Identity Theft Prevention Tips

  • Read your bank and credit card statements carefully and often. Immediately look into suspicious charges on your accounts.
  • Cross-shred any documents containing sensitive information.
  • Use long, hard-to-guess passphrases for your accounts that include numbers and special characters. Do not recycle passwords or use the same passphrase on multiple accounts.
  • Check your free credit reports annually to ensure that no one has taken out a loan in your name.
  • Freeze your credit reports or use a credit monitoring service.
  • Do not provide personal information in response to unsolicited phone calls, emails, social media DMs or text messages.
  • Install the latest software updates on your electronic devices.
  • Use a VPN.