Outdoor Dining to Become Permanent

Beaverton residents and business owners have spoken … the majority want outdoor seating to become a permanent fixture of Beaverton.

Beaverton City Library by the Numbers

Since the start of the pandemic, 6,019 library cards have been issued, including more than 2,000 to new Beaverton School District students.

1st Street Dining Commons Now Includes a New Kids Zone!

treet between Watson and Washington Avenues and is open every day from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. through Sunday, Oct. 31.

Free Tenant-Landlord Mediation Available

Are you concerned about the eviction moratorium ending? Has communication with your landlord or tenant been challenging? Would you like a way to work out an agreement and plan?

Watch Hundreds of Original Videos on the Library’s YouTube Channel

Check out storytime, craft videos, and more!

Permit Extensions Approved Due to COVID-19 Pandemic

Did you apply for a permit to improve your home or business during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Cultivating Leaders in a Pandemic: BOLD in 2020 and 2021

The city has spent the better part of a decade partnering with the nonprofit Unite Oregon to cultivate leaders from historically marginalized communities through the Beaverton Organizing & Leadership Development (BOLD) Program.

City Events Planned With Safety in Mind

The city is doing everything it can to offer opportunities for our community members to connect, engage, and enjoy low-risk outdoor in-person events this year!

PCC Future Connect Maintains Impact During the Pandemic

The city is a proud sponsor of the PCC Future Connect program, which is nationally recognized for its programming to support first generation and low-income students to stay in school and complete a certificate or degree.

Access City Services Online

City Hall continues to be closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, many city services can still be accessed online.