Beaverton Hires Jen Haruyama as City Manager
The City Council has appointed Jen Haruyama as the city’s new city manager.
Read More Beaverton Hires Jen Haruyama as City ManagerTag: July/August 2021
Mayor’s Message
Just 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 MessagePermanent Shelter in Beaverton on Its Way to Becoming a Reality
The 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 RealityRun-off Election for City Council is Sep. 21
Per the official election results of the May 18 Special Election and the requirements of the Beaverton Charter of 2021, the names of council candidates Ashley Hartmeier-Prigg and Jerome Sibayan will be placed on the ballot for a run-off election at the Special Election of September 21, 2021.
Read More Run-off Election for City Council is Sep. 21Visioning Update Discussed for 2021
The 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 2021City Council Meetings
City Council meetings are open to the public, online and televised multiple times on community access television (TVCTV).
Read More City Council MeetingsBeaverton Night Market Moves to New Location in Downtown
The Beaverton Night Market will be back in person this summer in a new location!
Read More Beaverton Night Market Moves to New Location in DowntownSafety First at Beaverton Events!
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!
Read More Safety First at Beaverton Events!Summer Meal Program Provides Food for Children in Need
The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), also known as the Summer Meal Program, was established to ensure that children continue to receive nutritious meals when school is not in session.
Read More Summer Meal Program Provides Food for Children in NeedBudget Update
The Fiscal Year 2021-22 Budget was adopted by the City Council in June, with plans to be effective on Thursday, Jul. 1.
Read More Budget Update