Join us to learn more about the State-mandated changes to the way Hillsboro regulates parking, ask questions, provide feedback and help us find the option that works best for our community. 

Schedule of Events: 

• 6 pm         Open House
• 6:30 pm    Presentation
• 7 pm         Q&A 

Can't make it? Open Office Hours with Staff are available. 

• Monday, February 5th, 11am - 2pm - Hillsboro Civic Center, Room 113

• Thursday, February 8th, 2pm - 5pm - Brookwood Library, Second Floor, Conference Room B

These will be an opportunity for interested parties to speak one-on-one with city staff, learn more about the parking policy options available, and share their perspectives on parking policy.

The Climate-Friendly & Equitable Communities (CFEC) rules were created by the State of Oregon based on an executive order issued by former Governor Kate Brown.

The new rules require some cities and counties to make significant changes to their regulations around land use and development, parking requirements, transportation system planning, and expanded regional coordination.

These new rules have several areas of focus:

• Parking Management Reform
• Climate-Friendly Areas (Regional and Town Center)
• Preparing for Electric Vehicles
• Planning for Future Transportation
• Regional Planning for Climate Goals

Each of these areas require cities to change their existing rules and policies. One of the new rules requires cities within identified metropolitan areas to change their approach to parking.

The new rules require cities to remove parking minimums OR adopt strategies and programs to reduce parking burdens. The City is reaching out and listening to residents and business owners on how best to implement the mandatory parking reforms citywide.

Learn more.

*This open house was postponed due to severe weather conditions.