Home - Building a Better Tigard

We rely on our first responders

When it matters most

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40+ year-old police station

One of the Public Works Buildings

Scattered and inefficent Public Works facilities

A man repairing leaking roof

Limited space and outdated infrastructure

Tigard's public safety facilities

no longer meet our needs

Measure 34-349 will build a modern campus for police, public works and emergency operations

Tigard's new public safety facility

Police officer with frontline workers

First responders

ROAD CLOSE sign showing down trees and powerlines

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A new public safety facility will:

Protect critical equipment and criminal evidence

Improve accessibility for people with disabilities

Provide support for crime victims

Build a resilient Emergency Operations Center

Ensure accountability thourgh community oversight and annual audits

Why we can't wait

Outdated facilities no longer meet Tigard's needs

First responders are spread across multiple locations

Crowded spaces slow emergency response

Today's emergencies require coordination we don't have

Waiting will only make this more expensive down the road

Estimated Net Monthly Increase Table. For a home assessed at $250,000, estimated net monthly increase is about $10 per month. For a home assessed at $344,000 (average Tigard home), estimated net monthly increase is about $14 per month, and For a home assessed at $450,000, estimated net monthly increase is about $18 per month. Estimated bond rate is about $0.765 per $1,000 of assessed value. Net increase reflects the expiration of the current parks bond.

Community Support

This bond is a smart investment in Tigard's future. By bringing Police and Public Works together, we can respond faster, work more efficiently, and keep our community safer.

Tigard Mayor Yi-Kang Hu

Join Us in Building a Safer, Stronger Tigard

Investing in a new facility today will ensure that our first responders can continue to provide essential services during emergencies, meet the need of our growing community, and protect both public safety and taxpayer dollars.

A safe community is a great place to live, work and do business. This facility will strengthen Tigard's ability to support buinesses, respond to emergencies, and keep our local economy strong.

Tigard Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Megan De Salvo