Your Beaverton Update for January 14, 2021

Here is your update on what has happened with the City of Beaverton this week, and a preview of what to look for in the next week to come. City Council In their most recent meeting (Tuesday, January 12) Mayor Beaty and the Council presented three proclamations: Health for Humanity Yogathon Day – January 31, […]

Support Local Eateries During Beaverton Restaurant Week

Get ready to dine local and taste global during the fourth annual Beaverton Restaurant Week happening September 24 through October 4. Promoting the diverse flavors of our culinary community, eaters will have the opportunity to support local restaurants while enjoying some of the best cuisines on the Westside.

Creating Home Together: Welcoming Week 2020

The City of Beaverton is excited to celebrate the sixth year of observing National Welcoming Week.

Mayor’s Message

There is no doubt that arts and culture are a big part of what makes Beaverton a special place to live. Not only am I in awe of the tremendous talent in our community, but I appreciate the contributions that our arts and culture organizations make to our community.

Council Corner: Lacey Beaty

With the recent news of schools starting remotely with no in-school services, I’ve been asked numerous times from families why it seems no one is asking how we help working parents.

Community Conversations, Inquiry Sessions Create Space for Dialogue

As the city reflects on and explores ways to respond to the current push to address systemic racism, the Beaverton Police Department (BPD) and the Human Rights Advisory Commission (HRAC) have embarked on a joint project. “BPD-HRAC Inquiry Sessions” are a dedicated space for listening and dialogue regarding police operations and policy, response to demands for police reform and consideration of long-term structures for community oversight.

New City Charter Implementation Underway

Beaverton voters approved a new city charter during the May 2020 election. The Beaverton Charter of 2021 becomes operational on Friday, Jan. 1, 2021, and implements changes to the city’s structure and guiding principles.

Construction on New Affordable Housing Complex Begins

The Mary Ann is a 54-unit, four-story apartment building to be constructed in the Old Town area in Beaverton. Over the past several years, REACH Community Development has been working with the City of Beaverton to identify a project in the city’s growing downtown core to meet the needs of working families.

Groshong named Beaverton Police Chief

Beaverton Mayor Denny Doyle has named 25-year Beaverton Police Department veteran Ronda Groshong as the city’s Police Chief. Chief Groshong has been serving as the city’s Interim Police Chief since June 2019.

You Make the Difference — Apply for Beaverton’s Boards & Commissions

We know how important it is to have a seat at the table to share your voice in the issues that matter to you. Getting involved in local government is one way to do that.