Cost & Accountability
Measure 34-349 includes clear cost estimates and safeguards to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly
WHAT WILL IT COST?
About $14 MORE PER MONTH
for the average Tigard homeowner
after the current parks bond expires
Property taxes are based on assessed value, not market value.
The average assessed home value in Tigard is $344,406. This corresponds to an average market value of approximately $638,972.
Estimated Net Monthly Increase
Assessed Home Value | Estimated Net Monthly Increase |
|---|---|
$250k | about $10/month |
$344k (average home) | about $14/month |
$450k | about $18/month |
Estimated bond rate: approximately $0.765 per $1,000 of assessed value.
Net increase reflects the expiration of current parks bond.
ACCOUNTABILITY
These measures help ensure the project stays on budget and funds are used only for the approved purposes.
LEARN MORE
Have more questions?
Visit the FAQ page to learn more about how the measure works and why community leaders support it.
WHY NOW?
Delaying the project could increase costs over time due to rising construction prices and continued maintenance of aging facilities.
Moving forward now allows the city to address these needs with a clear plan and long-term investment.
Election Day: May 19, 2026
Vote YES on Measure 34-349!