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, July 27) Mayor Beaty and Council Mayor Beaty and the Council will had a joint work session with […]
Read More Your Beaverton Update for July 29, 2021Here 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, July 20) Mayor Beaty and Council discussed infrastructure improvements, economic recovery, and more. Coming up in their next […]
Read More Your Beaverton Update for July 22, 2021The Beaverton Startup Challenge will be accepting applications in August from for-profit, early-stage growth businesses with ambition and potential to succeed!
Read More 2022 Startup Challenge Accepting Applications in AugustHere 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, July 13) Mayor Beaty and Council approved the name for Beaverton’s newest public plaza, appointed the members of […]
Read More Your Beaverton Update for July 15, 2021Here 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 Coming up in their next meeting (Tuesday, July 13): Mayor Beaty and the Council will meet to discuss City priorities. Public comments are always […]
Read More Your Beaverton Update for July 8, 2021Here 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 (Wednesday, June 30) Mayor Beaty and Council had a special meeting to discuss fireworks in Beaverton. https://beaverton.granicus.com/player/clip/2469?view_id=2&redirect=true Coming up […]
Read More Your Beaverton Update for July 1, 2021The Beaverton City Council held a special meeting on June 30, 2021 to discuss fireworks use within the city in response to unprecedented dry conditions and record-breaking hot temperatures in the region. The Beaverton City Council is urging all community members to voluntarily limit the use of fireworks. Beaverton residents are encouraged to restrict the use […]
Read More Beaverton City Council Urges Safety, Asks Community Members to Restrict Fireworks UseJust like that, the first half of 2021 is behind us. As the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) was developing on the other side of the country, I joined more than 4 00 elected leaders across America in advocating for Congress to pass ARPA, including direct fiscal assistance to all cities.
Read More Mayor’s MessageThe Beaverton Severe Weather Shelter closed on Sunday, May 30, after being open for 196 days in a row, 24/7.
Read More Permanent Shelter in Beaverton on Its Way to Becoming a RealityThe Visioning Advisory Committee (VAC) presented its plan for an update to the city’s current Community Vision at the Mar. 30 City Council meeting.
Read More Visioning Update Discussed for 2021
