TV Highway Paving Project Updates

Check back regularly for updates on the TV Highway Paving Project.

Meet the City of Hillsboro's 2015 Summer Interns

Student interns add value and efficiency to the City of Hillsboro’s services throughout all departments in hands-on, career-focused work. Read more about the City of Hillsboro's 2015 summer interns.

Public Works Crews Using New Technology in the Field

Do you ever see a City worker out in the field working on their tablet, and wonder what they are doing?

Work Zone Safety Awareness

Summer road construction season is upon us! According to the Oregon Department of Transportation, an average of one fatal/serious injury work zone crash occurs every two weeks in Oregon. Four out of five work-zone fatalities are drivers and passengers.

City Manager's Report: Protecting Public Safety Begins Before an Emergency

The highest priority of City government is public safety. What you may not realize is that the City of Hillsboro prioritizes public safety long before a call comes into 9-1-1. There are many critical public safety services that our team provides on an everyday basis that you may not have thought of as public safety.

Getting "TUF" On Our Streets: NE 37th Avenue Project Completion

A project largely funded by the Transportation Utility Fee improved NE 37th Avenue from Main Street to NE Brogden Street. As an important connection between Main Street and the Fairgrounds MAX station, NE 37th Avenue is frequently used by pedestrians and bicyclists to access the MAX station.

Heavy Rain Predicted: Sandbags & Sand Available

The City of Hillsboro is currently providing free sandbags and sand at the tennis courts on NE 28th Avenue. Residents are asked to bring their own shovel to fill the bags.

Report Flooding & Downed Trees in the Street

Predicted heavy rain and winds could result in flooding and downed trees. The City of Hillsboro Public Works Department asks you to call (503) 615-6509 during business hours, or (503) 629-0111 after business hours, to report problems in the street.

Curbside Street Leaf Pick-up Program Underway

The City of Hillsboro's 2014 annual curbside street tree leaf pick-up program is now underway. The City's leaf program helps keep our streets clean and reduces flooding caused by leaves clogging the storm drains. Find out when the leaves will be picked up in your neighborhood.

Youth Invasion 2014 Launches Future Careers

The second annual Hillsboro Youth Invasion gave more than 280 Students from Century, Glencoe, Hillsboro, Liberty, and Miller Education Center high schools, the ability to explore careers in local government and learn how City of Hillsboro employees work to serve the community.

LED Lights: Committing to Sustainability

City of Hillsboro Public Works crews have replaced 96 HPS lights with LEDs in roadway corridors.

Citywide Crosswalk Signal Project Completed

City Public Works crews have replaced 192 crosswalk signals at 26 intersections throughout the City, well ahead of schedule.

City Upgrades 101 Sidewalk Ramps

The City of Hillsboro has upgraded 101 sidewalk ramps as part of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

What is Measure 34-221: the Proposed Countywide Vehicle Registration Fee for Road Maintenance?

If roads are allowed to deteriorate significantly, costly repair or reconstruction is needed. But how do we make sure our roads are maintained now so they will not cost more in the future? Learn about Measure 34-221, the proposed vehicle registration fee.

It's Complete! NW Connell and Garibaldi Street Improvement Project

Dollars & Sense: New LED Lights Use Less Energy, Improve Safety and Save Money

What do Boston, Seattle and Hillsboro have in common? They are among the many cities around the country – and the world – that are making the switch to light-emitting diode (LED) street lights in order to save money, save energy, and increase safety.

Rapid Flashing Beacon Installed on 28th Avenue

City of Hillsboro public works crews installed a rapid flashing beacon at the 28th Avenue and Veterans Drive crosswalk for increased pedestrian safety.

"You Have Arrived": Public Works Crews Install New City Signs

Public Works Crews are busy installing 15 new Hillsboro city limit signs.

Portion of Oak Street to close for Weekend Paving

Oak Street will be closed from Dennis Ave to 1st Ave over the weekend for paving (if the weather cooperates).

New Bike Racks in Downtown Hillsboro Give Visitors More Options

Bicyclists who enjoy shopping or dining out in Downtown Hillsboro have new options for parking. A total of 30 bike racks reminiscent of the City’s logo are being installed along Main Street between 2nd and 4th Avenues, as well as other locations in the Downtown area.