Beaverton immediately recognized the negative impacts that COVID-19 would have on small businesses and was one of the first cities in Oregon to provide emergency business grants.
Read More Grant Programs Deliver for Beaverton’s Small BusinessesThe CARES Act has been hard at work bringing joy and connection to the Beaverton community!
Read More Creating Community with CARES Act: Mental Health and Community Psyche Grants Bring Events to AreaFive businesses have been selected from a pool of nearly 50 applicants as winners of the sixth annual Beaverton Startup Challenge sponsored by the Oregon Technology Business Center (OTBC), West Side Startup Fund angel investors and the City of Beaverton.
Read More 2021 Startup Challenge Winners AnnouncedDo you have an extra room in your home? Could you benefit from sharing expenses? Would you like help with tasks such as grocery shopping, transportation or cleaning?
Read More Housing Providers Needed for Beaverton Metro HomeShare Program2020 was unlike any year our community has seen. The city maintained regular services in innovative ways to ensure all stay safe during the pandemic.
Read More 2020-2021 Annual ReportIn mid-November, the state is expected to approve proposed rules meant to implement a 2019 state law that requires large cities, such as Beaverton, to allow duplexes on most lots and triplexes, quadplexes, cottage clusters and townhomes in residential areas where single-family detached homes are allowed.
Read More Housing Rules for Single-Family Neighborhoods to be FinalizedThe Cooper Mountain area includes more than 1,200 acres along Beaverton’s southwestern city limits. The city is leading a planning effort to determine how to provide new homes, roads, parks and welcoming neighborhoods to Cooper Mountain.
Read More Get To Know Cooper MountainThe Downtown Loop Urban Design and Transportation Plan is an effort to improve experiences walking and biking downtown.
Read More City Launches Planning to Improve Getting Around DowntownGet 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.
Read More Support Local Eateries During Beaverton Restaurant WeekThe 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.
Read More Construction on New Affordable Housing Complex Begins
