Tag: Tualatin City Council
Why not be an Advocate for your own city?
In our current political climate, where there is often so much division and hostility, many say, “Well, what can you do?” And while that...
Tualatin Economy: “Doing Great” According to Industry Analysis
Tualatin City Councilors received a presentation on the city’s economic landscape that was largely positive at their meeting on July 13. The city’s labor...
Council hears proposal to alter term limits policy
Barely five years after Tualatin voters placed term limits on city council members, some now want to see that policy loosened. But only just.
A...
Council Corner: Term limits in Tualatin?
At the June 14 City Council meeting, residents of Tualatin proposed a change to the City’s Charter to amend current term limits for elected...
State of the City: Busy
“It takes a village” is a common expression used for raising children, but the same could be said for Mayor Frank Bubenik’s 2021 virtual...
Council Corner – June 2021
When I walk through the parks of Tualatin, I feel at home. I am grateful for our beautiful green spaces. I love seeing kids...
Tualatin to Institute Parks Maintenance Fee
Tualatin residents will soon be paying a little more on their monthly utility bill to fund the maintenance of aging parks facilities.
The Tualatin City...
Tualatin Council Outlines 2021 Policy Priorities
The Tualatin City Council’s priorities for 2021 not surprisingly read like they are dealing with all of the issues that faced the city, state...
City Finances Remain Sound Heading into New Fiscal Year
The City of Tualatin is doing better than expected financially, given the economic challenges posed over the past year by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A combination...
Showing, Rather than Telling the Story of Stormwater
There is no such thing as the “too long; didn’t read” version of Tualatin’s new Stormwater Master Plan. It’s far too complicated for that.
Fortunately,...
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