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.
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 BeginsAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the City of Beaverton is working to help local businesses through these difficult times.
Read More Beaverton Supports Local Businesses Through Programs, GrantsThe Beaverton Startup Challenge is currently accepting applications from for-profit, early-stage growth businesses with ambition and potential to succeed! Each winning startup will receive a total value of $25,000 including cash, a year in-residence at the Oregon Technology Business Center (OTBC), on-site mentoring assistance and support through periodic investor meetings.
Read More 2021 Startup Challenge Now Accepting ApplicationsAs businesses and government buildings reopen throughout Washington County, the City of Beaverton would like to emphasize the importance of keeping the public safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More City Introduces New Safety Procedures to Protect Public From COVID-19From guidance on applying for un-employment to assistance for small businesses, the city has developed several overlapping strategies and programs to address the needs of people impacted by COVID-19 in our community.
Read More Beaverton Continues to Respond to Community NeedsBeaverton, like many communities across the state and nation, has experienced unprecedented challenges due to COVID-19. To help slow the spread of infection, on Mar. 13 Governor Kate Brown issued the “Stay Home, Save Lives” policy. Since then, many businesses have been mandated to work remotely or close entirely, resulting in historic employment layoffs.
Read More City Provides Grants to Businesses, Business Recovery Center Opens in BeavertonMost residential neighborhoods in Beaverton limit new housing to single-family detached homes. Did you know that wasn’t true until the 1970s?
Read More Housing Types of the Past to Shape Beaverton’s FutureThe City of Beaverton is leading a planning effort to determine how to provide new homes, roads, parks and welcoming neighborhoods to Cooper Mountain – and we are asking for your feedback!
Read More Share Your Ideas for the Future of Cooper Mountain
