Grant Programs Deliver for Beaverton’s Small Businesses

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.

Creating Community with CARES Act: Mental Health and Community Psyche Grants Bring Events to Area

The CARES Act has been hard at work bringing joy and connection to the Beaverton community!

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.

Little Free Libraries in Your Neighborhood

In response to COVID-19 making it harder for people to access books, Beaverton City Library staff adopted 14 Little Free Libraries all around Beaverton, and have been regularly adding books and keeping them clean and tidy ever since.

Beaverton Severe Weather Shelter Expands for the Winter Season

With winter coming, the weather could be life-threatening to people without housing. In collaboration with Just Compassion of East Washington County and Washington County, the city will be opening the Beaverton Severe Weather Shelter (BSWS) in a more robust way than before.

Library Continues to Offer Virtual Services During Pandemic

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, both Beaverton City Library (BCL) buildings continue to be closed. However, library staff are dedicated to providing services to library patrons through innovative services.

Mayor’s Message

There is no doubt that arts and culture are a big part of what makes Beaverton a special place to live. Not only am I in awe of the tremendous talent in our community, but I appreciate the contributions that our arts and culture organizations make to our community.

Beaverton Supports Local Businesses Through Programs, Grants

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the City of Beaverton is working to help local businesses through these difficult times.

Report Released on Extended Shelter During COVID-19

A report was released this summer on the emergency COVID-19 shelters opened during the first few months of the pandemic, including in Beaverton. Beaverton Severe Weather Shelter (BSWS) was open for 63 additional days this spring past its usual opening, providing a safe place for adults experiencing homelessness to shelter in place.

City Introduces New Safety Procedures to Protect Public From COVID-19

As 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.