The Budget Committee reviews, advises, and approves the proposed budget. Find a link to share your thoughts on the city’s proposed budget at one or both of the Budget Committee public hearings on May 7 and May 14 at BeavertonOregon.gov/525/Budget.

The city honors federal holidays by changing the Insignia sculpture colors at the Public Safety Center. This month, the lights will be red, white, and blue for Memorial Day. Learn about this holiday at BeavertonLibrary.org.

Did you know that the entire Metro region has the same list of curbside accepted recyclables? For example, plastic tubs must be round and six ounces or larger, up to five gallons. Learn more at BeavertonOregon.gov/495/Recycling-….

Night work complete. Watch for daytime work, Scholls Ferry Rd between Denney Rd and Merry Ln. Single lane of traffic maintained by flaggers for both directions M-F, 7 am to 4 pm tentatively until May 3rd.
City of Beaverton Washco Oregon Roads Tualatin Valley Water District PDX Traffic Alerts

Beaverton Hillsdale Highway travel lanes remain restricted until May 6th (weather permitting) from 101st Ave to Jamieson Rd. Willamette Water construction complete paving upcoming. Tualatin Valley Water District City of Beaverton OregonDOT Washco Oregon Roads PDX Traffic Alerts

Bike Beaverton returns to City Park this Sunday, May 5. Learn more about local cycling resources and services within the community and don’t forget to bring your bike to ride through the neighborhood! Find out more at BeavertonOregon.gov/508/Bike-Beave….

Communicating with staff and customers is key to effective, lasting changes that reduce customer food waste. What does that look like? Visit FoodWasteStopsWithMe.org for food waste prevention resources or to request assistance from a food waste reduction specialist.

Interested in local transportation? Join the new Community Advisory Committee for Beaverton’s Transportation System Plan. Learn more about the requirements and apply by Sunday, May 12 at BeavertonOregon.gov/1500/Go-Beaver….

During budget preparation, city staff and leadership work together to prepare a proposed budget, which outlines planned spending for each department and program area. Learn more about the budget at BeavertonOregon.gov/525/Budget.

Cedar Hills Boulevard is closed from Tualatin Valley Highway to Farmington Road due to an emergency tree removal. Lanes will reopen later this evening. BeavertonOregon.gov/817/Traffic-Al….

ATTN #Beaverton and #Tigard travelers: Southbound OR 217 will be reduced to one lane from Allen Blvd to Hall Blvd for one weekend, starting 9 p.m. Fri, Apr. 26 through 5 a.m. Mon, Apr. 29. Expect delays.

Learn more at: hwy217.org #pdxtraffic #217AuxLanes

You’re using safer, less toxic cleaners. Where should your old products go? Take them to a Metro household hazardous waste facility for free disposal! Call Metro at 503-234-3000 for your hazardous waste, recycling and disposal questions, or visit oregonmetro.gov/askmetro.

The city’s annual budget is based on the fiscal year beginning July 1 and ending June 30. It is guided by budget principles, City Council goals and priorities, as well as strict laws and regulations. Learn more about the budget at BeavertonOregon.gov/525/Budget.

At least half of all food waste in the restaurant industry is from food left on customer plates. Visit foodwastestopswithme.org for food waste prevention videos, resources, or to request assistance from a food waste reduction specialist.

Don’t miss your chance to learn about candidates running to represent you at the Beaverton Voters' Forum Wednesday, May 1 at The Reser! A meet the candidates event starts at 6 p.m. Learn more and submit questions by Wednesday, Apr. 24 at BeavertonOregon.gov/697/Voters-For….

Each year, we develop and implement an annual city budget. The budget is a tool used to set policy and summarize the public services provided. Learn more about the budget at BeavertonOregon.gov/525/Budget.