The official website of Beaverton, OR provides information on city departments, programs, government, and e-services.

The City of Beaverton and our community partners continuously receive recognition for our innovative efforts to create a safe, livable, and welcoming community. Community Events/Meetings Calendar. Access calendars to view upcoming events and meetings; Community Vision. The Community Vision is an opportunity for residents to help guide city ...

The Beaverton City Council consists of six councilors. The Mayor and City Councilors are all elected at large to serve four-year terms. City Council Agendas & Minutes. City Codes & Plans. View City Codes and Plans for Beaverton Oregon. Facilities. Access information on facilities in the City of Beaverton. City Manager

Welcoming Beaverton. Welcoming Week. Our City, Our Stories: An Expanded History of Beaverton. Our City, Our Stories: Project and Biographies. Beaverton Night Market. Night Market Event Guide. Night Market Information. 2020 Virtual Market. Past Vendors & Performers.

1260 NW Waterhouse Avenue | Beaverton, Oregon 97006 503-356-4449 www.beaverton.k12.or.us The District has evaluated the proposal and has projected that the development will produce the following impact on Beaverton School District: Received Planning Division. 09/20/2024

The City of Beaverton offers many ways to become involved in and learn more about our community by sponsoring educational, fun, family-friendly events and activities for the public.

The Beaverton Building / City Hall. Main Library. Branch Library / Murray Scholls. The Griffith Park Building / Court. Public Safety Center / Beaverton Police Department. Public Works / Operations Complex. The Beaverton Building / City Hall. The Griffith Park Building. Buildings & Services Interactive Map.

The City of Beaverton’s Capital Improvement Program (CIP) is a dynamic document that lists and prioritizes needed improvements and expansions of the city’s infrastructure system to maintain adequate service levels to existing city residents and businesses and to accommodate population growth and land development.

The city’s Economic Development team provides support for existing and new businesses by acting as a primary resource to companies to make informed business decisions.

To facilitate communication and collaboration between the City of Beaverton and nonprofit, community-based, and faith-based organizations working to address the basic needs of low-income populations in Beaverton.