‘Ready & Resilient’: Celebrating Public Works Week

In coordination with the American Public Works Association, the City of Beaverton is celebrating National Public Works Week May 15th – 21st.

Your Beaverton Update for May 12, 2022

Here is what happened with the city this week, and what to expect in the week to come. City Council: Mayor Beaty proclaimed May 11-17 as Police Week in recognition of Police Memorial Day, May 30 as Memorial Day, and May 2022 as Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. Police […]

Signature Events Are Coming Back in Person

After a two-year hiatus, Bike Beaverton, Volunteer Fair, Flicks by the Fountain, National Night Out, and Beaverton Celebration Parade, will all be making a comeback!

Mayor’s Message

We are starting to gather again as a community, and I could not be more excited!

What Do You Want the City to Look Like in 10 Years?

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City Expands In-Person Services

The city is now offering expanded in-person services across all city facilities, while continuing to offer virtual services for community members.

Police Chief Groshong Retires

Beaverton Chief of Police Ronda Groshong has announced her retirement, effective Monday, May 2.

City Council Adopts Strategic Goals and Priorities

The City Council adopted a resolution approving strategic goals and priorities to inform a two-year workplan at their Tuesday, Mar. 1 meeting.

City Council Meetings

City Council meetings are open to the public, online and are televised multiple times on community access television (TVCTV).

Safe Parking Program Marks Third Anniversary

The Safe Parking Program just marked its third anniversary in April! The program’s goal is to provide a safe, legal place to park and case management for people experiencing homelessness and living out of their vehicles.