Tigard Takes: A Community Ideas Board
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- What do you love about Tigard?
- What are your favorite parks?
- What would you like to see improved?
- What do you see in other cities that you'd like to see in Tigard?
Help us understand what ideas really resonate with you by clicking the "heart" icon below those you like and support.
We've created this page for you to share ideas, upload photos, and give us feedback.
- What do you love about Tigard?
- What are your favorite parks?
- What would you like to see improved?
- What do you see in other cities that you'd like to see in Tigard?
Help us understand what ideas really resonate with you by clicking the "heart" icon below those you like and support.
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What do you love about the city? What would you like to see improved? What are your out-of-the-box ideas?
over 5 years agoPDXRidgebackabout 5 years agoTake Tigard Police funding out of the General Fund and put it in its own dedicated funding source.
Dedicate Tigard Funds to Support the Tigard Police!
1 comment0marsbover 5 years agoI love Downtown Tigard and would love a reason to go!
Main Street Tigard is in a great location and has the opportunity to be a vibrant community attraction for Tigard the way Progress Ridge is. I'd love to see more businesses and a design that fosters an environment of community, safety, connection and fun!
1 comment3PDXRidgebackabout 5 years agoIncrease Developer Fees. Developers drive housing which means more people and more city resources. Make them pay!
Increase Developer Fees
3 comments02ndSiteabout 5 years agoWhy is Tigard still in the dark ages regarding plastic bags?
Retailers in Portland, Salem, Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Forest Grove, McMinnville, Bend, Eugene and Corvallis are already prohibited from handing out such plastic bags, which are cheap to manufacture, easy to toss… and stick around in landfills for up to 1,000 years. Plastic bag litter is easily visible all over Tigard. When are we going to get on the band wagon and join the movement to clean up our act?
0 comment1vegandroidover 5 years ago2 Green Ideas
These subjects have been raised multiple times on local social networking sites, with huge support for both. First, Tigard needs a composting resource. Pride can be persuaded to replace curbside yard waste pick up with yard waste/compostable materials pick up. Another option would be a Public Works-run area where residents could drop off compostable materials, leaves, etc. Public Works staff would turn the material with front loaders and offer fresh compost back to residents multiple times during the year. This is a common practice in many U.S. cities. Second, Tigard needs to implement a plastic bag reduction plan/law. Major Oregon cities are already doing this. Fees can be charged to businesses/consumers; bags can be banned, with exceptions; or plastic bags can be banned altogether. It would be nice to see our city develop innovative and timely ideas for once. Tigard needs to lead other Oregon cities, not just follow.
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