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 NeedThe 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 City Events Planned With Safety in MindThe Code Compliance program has moved from the Police Department to the Community Development Department.
Read More Code Compliance Moves to Community Development DepartmentDevelopment of the Fiscal Year 2021-22 Budget continues in preparation for Budget Committee meetings typically held in mid-May.
Read More Budget UpdateVisual artists in Oregon are invited to submit their artwork(s) to the 2021 Beaverton Arts Mix!
Read More Artists NeededThe 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.
Read More PCC Future Connect Maintains Impact During the PandemicCity Hall continues to be closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, many city services can still be accessed online.
Read More Access City Services OnlineA volunteer committee convened of representatives from the Beaverton Arts Commission, the Diversity Advisory Board, and the Central, Highland, and Vose Neighborhood Association Committees met in March and April to establish objective evaluation criteria and to conduct initial deliberations on the names submitted.
Read More Public Safety Center Plaza Naming Process UpdateIntentionally engaging historically underserved and underrepresented communities in city decision-making processes is an important step toward advancing racial equity.
Read More Inclusion Put First With New Housing CohortOur community has become so polarized that we rarely have the opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations with people who hold different views.
Read More Learn to Communicate More Effectively at the Community Dialogue Workshop series
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