YES FOR A SAFER TIGARD

Vote YES on Measure 34-349

Support our first responders

Replace oudated police and public works facilities

Improve emergency response coordination

About $14/month more for the average Tigard homeowner

after the current parks bond expires

Tigard's facilities were built for a much smaller city 


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40+ year-old police station

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Scattered and inefficent Public Works facilities

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Limited space and outdated infrastructure

A modern campus for police, public works & emergency operations
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Faster and efficient emergency response

Private space to help crime victims

Secure storage for evidence and equipment

Accessible for residents with disabilities

External audits and reporting on project spending

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Why We Can't Wait


Facilities built decades ago no longer meet Tigard's needs.

Staff and equipments are spread across mutiple locations.

Crowded spaces make it harder to serve the community.

Modern emergency response requires better coordination.

Delaying the project will only increase costs.

Community Support
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Tigard Area Chamber of Commerce


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Tigard Police Officers' Association

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Service Employees International Union Local 503

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Tualatin Valley Firefighters - IAFF Local 1660

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Home Building Assocation of Greater Portland

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Westside Economic Alliance

Election Date: May 19, 2026

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Vote YES on Measure 34-349!