Faster Response.
Safer Tigard.
Tigard's emergency services operate out of aging facilities built over 40 years ago — spread across multiple locations.
Aging, Scattered, Outdated
Tigard's Police, Public Works, and Emergency Coordination teams are currently spread across 9 locations.
Buildings are over 40 years old
Limited space for training and operations
Teams operate in separate facilities
This makes it harder to respond quickly during emergencies.
Outdated Facilities
Scattered Operations
When Every Second Counts
Today, Tigard's emergency response requires coordination across multiple locations. That can slow communication and delay action.
A shared facility helps:
What Measure 34-349 Will Deliver
Modern Integrated Facility
Serving the Whole Community
Real Benefits for Tigard
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 needs of our growing community, and protect both public safety and taxpayer dollars.
YEARS OF PLANNING
After years of study and review, the city and community leaders are ready to move forward.
VOTE YES ON MEASURE 34-349
If the Measure is Delayed
