Landlord Forums Provide Insight on Rental Property Challenges

2020 was a difficult year for both renters and landlords.

2020-2021 Annual Report

2020 was unlike any year our community has seen. The city maintained regular services in innovative ways to ensure all stay safe during the pandemic.

Welcome, Roscoe!

The Beaverton Police Department (BPD) would like to introduce you to our new K-9 officer, Roscoe.

Beaverton Police and Emergency Management Departments Move Into New Building

The Public Safety Center, located at 6125 SW Hall Blvd., is now the new home of Beaverton’s Emergency Management Department and Beaverton Police Department.

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.

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.

Beaverton Police Department Annual Report Released

Beaverton Police Department’s Annual Report has been released and demonstrates actions and outcomes for 2019.

Enjoy Beaverton Events in a Whole New Way!

In order to maintain the safety of the community and observe state government guidelines on large gatherings, many of Beaverton’s events will be presented in a different way this year.

Public Safety Center Nears Completion

Construction on the new Public Safety Center is almost complete. The Public Safety Center will be the new home of the city’s Emergency Management Department and Police Department.

Beaverton Police Department Utilizes Donations, Grant Funding for COVID-19 Equipment

The Beaverton Police Department has increased their use of sanitizing supplies and medical personal protective equipment to help keep both staff and community members as safe as possible while operating 24 hours a day/seven days a week during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.