FASTER EMERGENCY RESPONSE
When Every Second Counts.
Vote YES on Measure 34-349 .
Yes for a Safer Tigard.
Election Day: May 19, 2026
Why This Matters
Tigard's emergency services operate from aging facilities across 9 different locations. Measure 34-349 brings them together in one modern, coordinated center for faster response.
Built for Today's Needs
Not 1980s Tigard
TODAY | MEASURE 34-349 |
|---|---|
9 Locations | One campus |
Aging buildings | Modern facility |
Slow coordination | Faster response |
Limited readiness | Disaster-ready |
A Smarter Investment in Safety
Mayor Hu and Tigard community members on why Measure 34-349 matters
Delaying means higher costs and greater risk.
Measure 34-349 is Backed by First Responders, Labor, and Business Leaders
"The new building will allow us to better serve you and your family for decades to come."
- Tigard Police Officers' Assocation
Tualatin Valley Fire Fighters Union - IAFF 1660
Service Employees International Union Local 503
Home Building Association of Greater Portland
Westside Economic Alliance
Tigard Police Officers' Association
Tigard Area Chamber of Commerce
Strong Oversight & Accountability
A Simple Choice
Vote Yes on Measure 34-349
Faster response. Safer facilities. A smart investment for Tigard's future.
Strong Oversight & Accountability