Beaverton Oregon
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• Beaverton Housing Rehabilitation Program ... webmanager@ci.beaverton.or.us ... The departments provide a variety of services for citizens of Beaverton as well as parts ofWashington County. ... [Read More]
City of Beaverton - Resources and Information for Businesses
This web page serves as a portal for businesses and customers seeking development information or information about developing property or starting a business in the City of Beaverton. The Resources and Information for Businesses page offers a full range of services, from doing business in Beaverton to developing in Beaverton. Please use the links below to begin navigating the City of Beaverton's business related web pages. ... [Read More]
Beaverton - Beaverton Crime Maps & Statistics
The Beaverton Police Department is dedicated to providing citizens with the highest quality of information and service. This portion of the Web site is not only for the police department to use to assess Beaverton's problem areas and unique characteristics, but also to apprise Beaverton citizens about their community. This Web site includes: ... Crime statistics in the city of Beaverton are tracked by neighborhood. There are currently 13 neighborhoods in the city of Beaverton. These neighborhoods, in turn, are grouped into four districts or beats. The city is further divided into reporting areas or grids. Crime management and planning is done at the neighborhood level by "associations" and by your police staff. For example, the Central Area Neighborhood Association has responsibility for the downtown neighborhood. This keeps the vision, definition, planning, and evaluation at the local level, but allows better coordination of police resources. The Future ... [Read More]
Beaverton - Terms of Use and Notices
As a condition of your use of theCity of Beaverton Web site, you warrant to the City of Beaverton that you willnot use the City of Beaverton Web site for any purpose that is unlawful or thatis prohibited by these terms of use and notices. You may not use the City ofBeaverton Web site in any manner which could damage, disable, overburden, orimpair the City of Beaverton Web site and servers or interfere with any otherparty's use and enjoyment of the City of Beaverton Web site. You may not obtainor attempt to obtain any materials or information through any means notintentionally made available or provided for through the City of Beaverton Website. You may not use the City ofBeaverton Web site or servers to publish, post, distribute or disseminate anydefamatory, obscene or otherwise unlawful material or information, includinganother's proprietary information, including trademarks or copyrightedinformation, without express authorization from the rights holder. Privacy ... [Read More]
Beaverton - Oregon Green Schools Association
Beaverton has teamed with Metro to provide information about Oregon Green Schools Association and assist with setting up successful school recycling programs. ... Contact the Metro-Beaverton Oregon Green Schools Coordinator, John Jackson at (503) 797-1670 or send e-mail to Jackson@metro.dst.or.us . ... [Read More]
Beaverton - Beaverton City Hall
Directions to City Hall From Portland: Take Highway 26 (Sunset Highway) west to exit 69A (Beaverton/Tigard/217 S). After you exit, proceed on 217 Sto exit 2A (Canyon Road). Go straight at the first light at the bottom of the exit. At the next light, turn right and getinto the left turn lane. At the next light, turn left onto Griffith Drive. Follow the circle to the right and make animmediate turn into the City Hall parking lot. Parking is available in the spaces in the front of the building. From Washington: Take I-5 south to Portland. Take exit 302B and cross the Fremont Bridge. Approaching the end of the bridge, get inthe left lane. Take Exit 1D to Beaverton and Highway 26 West. Refer to directions from Portland. From the South: Take I-5 north to Portland, exit Highway 217 N. Take 217 to the Canyon Road exit. Get in the left lane. At the lightat the bottom of the exit, turn left onto Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway (10). Get in the middle lane. Go under theoverpass. At the next light, g ... [Read More]
City of Beaverton - About Beaverton
There are over 30,000 students in 42 schools from grades K-12 in the Beaverton School District.Nationally acclaimed for students' high SAT scores, Beaverton schools have formed strongpartnerships with area businesses. Several highly regarded private schools as well as some ofthe region's best state and private universities and community colleges are located within30-miles of Beaverton. ... Beaverton is a family friendly city and is well known for its many attractiveand well-planned neighborhoods. Residents enjoy easy access to a complete range of communityservices, including the Portland metropolitan west-side's largest shopping district and dozens ofchurches serving all denominations. The City has a vast amount of "Green Space" with over 100 parks encompassing 1,000 acres. Apark is located within a half mile of every home and the City features 30 miles of hiking trailsand a 25-mile network of bike paths. Beaverton residents are able to enjoy many outdoor activitieswith ski slopes and ocean beaches a little more than an hour away. ... [Read More]
Beaverton - Web Development & Support - Awards
The E-Government section of the City of Beaverton Web site was selected by the Inter-American Agency for Cooperation and Development (IACD) of the Organization of American States (OAS) as an example of best practices in electronic government. The documentation of our excellent work in online city government management will serve as a model for other countries in the Western hemisphere in their own e-government strategies. This international recognition we have garnered is for the modernization efforts in the use of Internet technology as a means to improve interaction with citizens, businesses, and civil society organizations, and to make public administration operations more efficient and transparent. ... [Read More]
Beaverton - Beaverton Drinking Water Fluoridation
Start up of the City of Beaverton's new fluoridation facilities got underway, beginning with continuous very low levels of fluoride on May 14, 2004. The fluoride level was slowly ramped up to the target level of 0.9 parts per million (ppm) on May 17, 2004. City water customers and consumers located near the westerly entry point (Millikan Boulevard and Tualatin Valley Highway) of drinking water into the City began receiving low levels of fluoridated water on May 14, 2004. Drinking water for most City residents travels a distance of 19 miles to Beaverton through a large diameter transmission pipeline from the Joint Water Commission water treatment plant south of Forest Grove. Beaverton adds fluoride to its water after it leaves the Joint Water Commission water treatment plant and prior to entering the City for distribution. By May 17, 2004, as noted in the notice that was mailed to City water customers and residents of Beaverton, lower levels of fluoridated water (0.3 to 0.7 parts per mi ... [Read More]
City of Beaverton - Community
Beaverton is a family friendly city and is well known for its many attractiveand well-planned neighborhoods. Residents enjoy easy access to a complete range of communityservices, including the Portland metropolitan west-side's largest shopping district and dozens ofchurches serving all denominations. The City has a vast amount of "Green Space" with over 100 parks encompassing 1,000 acres. Apark is located within a half mile of every home and the City features 30 miles of hiking trailsand a 25-mile network of bike paths. Beaverton residents are able to enjoy many outdoor activitieswith ski slopes and ocean beaches a little more than an hour away. ... [Read More]
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